The ultra-wealthy get a leg up for college early on.
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Drivers striving for that five-star rating will get a leg up.
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European nations use subsidies to get a leg up on U.S. manufacturing.
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That way, you can get a leg up and increase your traffic.
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So now's your chance to get a leg up on the competition.
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So how do you get a leg up over your younger counterparts?
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How has Trump helped Netanyahu get a leg-up in the election?
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" We'll repeat that again — "not using her family to get a leg up.
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Shop ahead to get a leg up on this soon-to-be summer hit.
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The deal could help McKesson get a leg up in blockchain services, a potential growth area.
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Go deeper: Americans saving money in the wake of the financial crisis get a leg up
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"I'm helping them figure out how to get a leg up and stay there," Braxton said.
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These specialist lenders are nimble, and often get a leg-up from development agencies and philanthropists.
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It was a good place for a bunch of young bands to get a leg up.
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Due to all of this I would most certainly use nepotism to get a leg up.
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Insurance is a fierce market, and old-school providers could get a leg up with WeatherCheck's tech.
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Ella Eyre was one of many acts to get a leg up from the festival in 2014.
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Instead of using government to get a leg up, unions need to re-evaluate how they operate.
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Each firm is racing to get a leg up on the competition in a relatively crowded space.
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This way, the company could get a leg up on Android makers when it comes to battery life.
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Frontier has made some lucrative sourcing deals that have helped it get a leg up in some countries.
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The first generation did get a leg up with some very clever AI camera panning, zooming and framing.
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Bird is trying to get a leg up on the competition with a new scooter and new business models.
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They get a leg up over the other generic animal mascots because Australian animals are more interesting by default.
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Plus, get a leg up on small business financial practices that ensure you can cut costs and boost profits.
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Navalny's video also claimed that Chaika's sons used his connections to get a leg up on their business competitors.
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Hop aboard the Azure train and get a leg up over your competition when climbing the IT career ladder.
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Consumers are merely pawns in the game of special-interest squabbles that use the regulator to get a leg up.
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All have college bribery savings plans and are looking to get a leg up on you and your unspectacular tribe.
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They also get a leg up at more than 22026 companies that have agreed to prioritize hiring national service alumni.
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Why wait until 2018 to start a business when you can get a leg up early and open shop this year?
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Alphabet may also be interested in Flipkart as a way to get a leg up against cloud rivals Amazon and Microsoft.
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Might there be a way for the state to get a leg up in its longstanding water war with neighboring states?
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This means losing valuable time and dollars in getting new, innovative products to market while foreign competitors get a leg up.
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So, to help you get a leg up on upgrading your makeup arsenal, we've rounded up our favorite holiday releases, ahead.
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They're quick, responsive, and facilitate the kind of fast-twitch performance you need to get a leg up on the competition.
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It takes a lot to get a leg up, but with Pratt as his father, that kid be hitting the ground running.
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In law school, membership of the Federalist Society can help students get a leg up in landing competitive clerkships with conservative judges.
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She is also trying to get a leg up by managing her account very closely, but frankly, she shouldn't really have too.
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But on a crowded stage, the pressure to break through or get a leg up intensifies, and the risk-reward ratio skews.
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White spaces, you get a leg up, so you don't need to announce that because you're black — they know what you're about.
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It's a small town, so if I can help her get a leg up into our field of work, I totally want to.
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Sir Elton is no stranger to helping emerging Australian artists get a leg up — he's mentored and produced Aussie duo Pnau for years.
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It should get a leg up from the GST, she says, as the measure will reduce taxes on food and other essential items.
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You may be losing your shirt in the stock market this week, but you could get a leg up on your home loan.
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To get a leg up, here's a game plan for the official start to the holiday shopping season: For starters, do your research.
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Subsidizing consumers in these zero rating plans will quickly become a way for certain content providers to get a leg up on competition.
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The drama surrounding Trump's tariffs isn't over yet because now he's using them to get a leg up over Mexico in NAFTA negotiations.
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If you want them to get a leg up with their finances, you'll want to teach them what you know about money management.
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By paying it forward, McQueen is helping a new generation of designers get a leg up, built on the successes of the past.
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Ticketmaster/Live Nation, which has taken steps in recent years to try to get a leg up on bots, needs to do more.
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The Fullstack Fund should make it equally attractive to entrepreneurial types, not just junior developers looking to get a leg up in large corporations.
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"Most of these people are trying to get their spouse or friend get a leg up financially," said Matt Schulz, senior analyst for CreditCards.com.
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Audience preferences play a major role, as artists can get a leg up if their songs get a lot of play time on TikTok.
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Hollywood hacks and overcautious producers are making it hard for anyone to get a leg up on the upcoming season of Game of Thrones.
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Data scientists are expected to get a leg up in the future, with UBS describing data as the "fuel" that powers the AI engine.
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Booker believes that existing antitrust law and institutions are being underutilized as tools to fight economic concentration and help workers get a leg up.
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In the plaintiffs' eyes, Mr. Fitzsimmons catered to privilege, allowing the offspring of big donors to get a leg up in the application process.
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Sanders sees a path to get a leg up on the Democratic field as his rivals focus on voters in South Carolina next weekend.
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It began during Warren's 2012 Senate run, when her opponent, Brown, accused her of lying to get a leg up in her academic career.
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American is trying to get a leg up on its competition as the industry gets squeezed by higher jet fuel costs and reduced profits.
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After San Antonio pulled even in the standings last week, Golden State rattled off three consecutive wins to get a leg up once again.
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If Haley were to leave the state before her term expires, McMaster would likely get a leg up on a potentially crowded primary in 2018.
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SINGAPORE — In the brave new world of smart homes, Dyson thinks it's got a way to get a leg up over the competition: artificial intelligence.
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And the cable and TV giant thinks it can get a leg up on its rivals by offering something very different: free video, plus ads.
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There's nothing unusual about using big sums of money — for private tutors, for application whisperers, for "donations" — to get a leg up on the competition.
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Anyone with Chinese ancestry has legal advantages in getting a work visa; foreign-born children of Chinese nationals get a leg-up in applying to universities.
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If Vince McMahon has demonstrated one quality over his career, it's a pathological refusal to let his would-be usurpers get a leg up on him.
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"Sony wants to make sure they give the perception they're not letting competition get a leg up," says David Cole, CEO of research firm DFC Intelligence.
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Markoff shares some of the most influential sci-fi books that helped him get a leg up as a tech reporter at the New York Times.
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So that would be like if I went into college and claimed I was a minority in order to get a leg up in the admissions process.
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None of those things are illegal; they're typical ways for parents to help their kids get a leg up in the ultra-competitive world of college acceptance.
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The cards had been, and continued to be for some time, bought up by cryptocurrency mining operations, all striving to get a leg up on one another.
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The Coachella reunion and surprise has morphed into a means to any variety of ends, particularly as a draw to get a leg up on competing sets.
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Consider it an additional layer of knowledge that will help you get a leg up on creating an app that looks and operates at a professional level.
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Other tech executives, including Facebook Chief Operating Officer Sheryl Sandberg, have warned that countries like China could get a leg up if American regulators crack down too hard.
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The American military is desperately trying to get a leg up in the field of artificial intelligence, which top officials are convinced will deliver victory in future warfare.
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With competition among college applicants as fierce as it has ever been, some students are doing whatever they can to get a leg up — no matter the cost.
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By seeing what users spend money on, the Mountain View, California-based company may be looking to get a leg up in the online search battle with Amazon.
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The allegations have also prompted a lawsuit by General Motors accusing Fiat Chrysler of bribing union officials to get a leg up on G.M. by manipulating labor costs.
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If you're filling out a ballot before your own viewing party, be sure to check out Refinery29's 2018 Oscar predictions to get a leg up on your competitors.
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The right gift could help a grad meet those aims, or otherwise get a leg up financially, said certified financial planner David Demming, president of Demming Financial Services Corp.
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Affirmative action programs that gained full force during Mr. Mahathir's first stint as prime minister ensure that Malays and indigenous populations get a leg up over ethnic Chinese Malaysians.
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The ones who are looking to weaken regulations so that they can cut a corner, get a leg up on their competition, or shift their costs onto everyone else?
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But given all of the public outcry over Facebook's policy against fact-checking ads from politicians, it was a quick way to get a leg-up on a competitor.
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"Parents obviously want to do whatever is in their power to help their children get a leg up in life," said Doyle Williams, an executive vice president at Country Financial.
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We just tried to find an area that we felt like was not so much our niche, but here's where we can maybe get a leg up on somebody else.
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Staying at home, even if not for long, she continues, could help them get a leg up on paying off that debt, buying a home, or just learning about money.
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Keeping tweets, tirades and other public engagements focused on policy would make it harder for foreign agents to manipulate important assets through influence operations and to get a leg up.
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In a profession dominated for decades in London by immigrants, primarily Italians, seeking to get a leg up, he was British-born and actually wanted to bartend as a career.
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Families go to considerable lengths — spending small fortunes on tutors, classes, special camps, summer enrichment trips and essay editors — to "legitimately" get a leg up in the college admissions race.
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"People don't buy products because they're sustainable, they buy them because they're great," he tells CNBC Make It. And that's where he expects Allbirds to get a leg up on competitors.
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Commercial property value after Brexit could also get a leg up from an influx of new companies renting office spaces in Britain, according to a report by property consultant Savills Plc.
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The right gift could help a grad meet those aims, or otherwise get a leg up financially, said certified financial planner David Demming, president of Demming Financial Services in Aurora, Ohio.
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She told us all about what she's working on, and why she's helping young women and girls get a leg up as they enter the "real world" for the first time.
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Robert De Niro had to get a leg up -- or a shoe up, more like -- standing next to Al Pacino in the new Martin Scorsese movie ... thank God for close-ups.
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While the world's most powerful nations are looking to get a leg up in the North Atlantic and Arctic regions, experts caution that there could be a dire impact on the area.
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The Clinton campaign has been working for months to mobilize Spanish-speaking voters in Nevada to get a leg up over Sanders, who has been closing in on Clinton in the polls.
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But there are also moments in the series when characters use their talent, community, and street-savvy to get a leg up in their cold world, making each small victory even greater.
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Like, for instance, if companies like Google grab this data to get a leg up on, say, Tesla, who have bragged about the number of hours they've logged testing their driverless cars.
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The administration has hailed the settlement as proof that the federal government will go after bad actors who aim to get a leg up in the market by cheating on emissions standards.
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Pai and other have suggested that combining the two under the T-Mobile umbrella would help the carriers get a leg up when it comes to competing on a 5G roll out.
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In order to get a leg up on the process, Facebook chief operating officer Sheryl Sandberg says there is one thing the company especially cares about in the hiring process: your skills.
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But there's no good explanation for why Heather suddenly changes her tune about Lucas, and suggests she may be willing to use his intel to get a leg up in the race.
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"The use of ayahuasca and plant medicines is actually quite stigmatized and looked down upon by communities who are really trying to get a leg up in the capitalist economy," she said.
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He probably masterminded a spying program to get a leg up on his competition and isn't exactly beyond other forms of gamesmanship to get the Patriots where he needs them to be.
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For its part, Fox Sports is likely hoping that by getting involved with VR early and establishing relationships with companies like NextVR, they'll be able to get a leg up on competing networks.
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General Motors sued its rival Fiat Chrysler on Wednesday, asserting that it bribed United Auto Workers officials in contract negotiations to get a leg up on G.M. over the course of a decade.
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Whether you&aposre looking to get a leg up on your New Year&aposs Resolution or need holiday gift ideas for those on your list, the Garmin Forerunner 645 is a great deal.
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Jennifer Hudson played super dirty by sneaking into court to get an order of protection against baby daddy David Otunga to get a leg up in their custody dispute ... so claims Otunga's lawyer.
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The Golden State Warriors got super into brain zappingAlways seeking to get a leg up on the competition, there are few as eager to turn themselves into guinea pigs of technology as professional athletes.
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Writing or editing services are hard to come by in smaller communities, so remote workers can get a leg up, especially if you have a proven track record as a professional or business writer.
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General Motors on Wednesday filed a damning lawsuit against its rival Fiat-Chrysler accusing the automaker of bribing union officials for a better labor contract to help it get a leg up on competition.
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Greenfield is running against a handful of other Democrats fighting to get the chance to challenge Ernst, but she has worked to get a leg up over her intraparty competition with endorsements from Reps.
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In 217, Amazon wrote that, globally, the most-purchased product was its Amazon Echo Dot, which was steeply marked down so as to get a leg up over Google in the voice assistant wars.
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Beast Mode lets users modulate the Samsung Notebook Odyssey's performance depending on the software it is running, and the Black Equalizer helps users get a leg up on the competition by improving in-game lighting.
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Tech investors and entrepreneurs talk a lot about the so-called first-mover advantage — the idea that startups can get a leg up on the competition by launching their product or service before their rivals.
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I know, I usually tell you to solve the revealer to get a leg up on the theme set, but I think Mr. Sessa's puzzle is more fun if you solve it the other way.
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"This is a unique opportunity to do something that I've had a hard time doing, which is to get a leg up on Tiger even if it's just one day," Mickelson said during the press conference.
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The president has continued to accuse China of engaging in nefarious practices to get a leg up in global trade and has imposed tariffs on $250 billion worth of Chinese goods to pressure Beijing to stop.
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Trying to get a leg up on salary, I sent in some résumés to a few major companies, but the valley was in a recession at the time and I wasn't even able to obtain an interview.
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It's quite possible he's trying to get a leg up on tech companies like Facebook, which has repeatedly and openly said it is building augmented reality-equipped eyewear and plans to release them in the next few years.
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"There's always going to be fierce competition for great people and companies have realized that one way to get a leg up on their competitors is to be more creative with how they tell their story," Minshew says.
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They wanted Alexandria to get a leg up, and so, with help from relatives, they scraped together enough money for a down payment on a small two-bedroom house in Yorktown Heights, a prosperous suburb in Westchester County.
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Wordplay SUNDAY PUZZLE — It's easy to miss the title of the Sunday puzzle when you solve on the phone, and today's a good example of how you get a leg up on the whole thing when you see it.
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And while she might not be prepared to accept every speaking engagements she's offered, she is determined to dispel every myth about the lack of Black and Brown talent in tech while helping minority entrepreneurs get a leg up.
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The White Sox began that trek by winning a series in Cleveland and will try to get a leg up on their division rival again when they host the Indians for the opener of their three-game set on Friday.
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Blondes Really Do Get A Leg Up Research indicates that even though just 2% of the world's population is naturally towheaded, 45% of female senators and 48% of female CEOs are, and you can blame race and age biases for that.
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With annual revenues exceeding $660 billion, Hispanics entrepreneurs make up one-fourth of all new businesses in the U.S. Direct selling is one avenue that many people have used to get a leg up in America, and start their own business.
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"Beauty secrets" are not things women keep from each other to get a leg up—beauty secrets are what men believe they should have kept from them so they can live in the delusion that women are perfect, and effortlessly so.
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Five former employees of KPMG and a former government accountant have been charged by federal prosecutors with taking part in a plot to help the big accounting firm get a leg up in a regulatory review of its auditing work.
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It also lets China defend against long-standing critics, including the U.S., that claim the world's second-largest economy purposefully keeps the value of the yuan low in order to get a leg up in global trade with cheaper exports.
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"There has been such a proliferation of video streaming services and hardware in the past year that the only way Apple can get a leg up in the market is to differentiate with original content," said Paul Verna, an analyst at eMarketer.
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While there may not be any carnival rides coming to town, the carnival has a history of being about as fun as it is productive, mixing face-painting and storytelling with helping struggling people get a leg up in the new year.
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When the Intel shift happened on Mac OS, Quark learned its lesson and released an update way quicker than Adobe did—but the market inertia that allowed Adobe to get a leg up had already shifted away from Quark by this point.
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The Red Sox will try to get a leg up on a second consecutive series win when they take a step up in competition and host the AL West-leading Texas Rangers in the opener of a three-game series on Monday.
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That the unions in this movie are as corrupt as any other institution in America is not really a comment on organized labor but rather a manifestation of Scorsese's worldview, in which everyone is fallen and scrambling to get a leg up.
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Whether its scenes take place in the United States or the Soviet Union (the setting for a few significant plots in seasons three and four), they tend to boil down to two people, in a room, trying to get a leg up on each other.
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But while few bat an eye at giving those capable of making such donations, or even legacy applicants, a leg up, similar advantages offered on the basis of race, through affirmative action policies, are consistently critiqued: The children of alumni get a leg up.
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Schulz points out that boomers have longer credit histories, and may be perceived as less risky than millennials who are just starting lines of credit, but Sullivan wonders if their old school habit of studying a paper statement isn't also helping them get a leg up.
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After reviewing tens of thousands of interview loops and observing the success of both candidates and the interviewing teams of hiring companies, Spector has identified clear insights for software engineering job candidates looking to get a leg up in their next interview at a major tech company.
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For example, General Motors has accused Fiat Chrysler of bribing union officials to get a leg up on G.M. in contract negotiations, contending in a lawsuit that its competitor paid for the union's negotiating team to have a $73,000 dinner shortly after concluding a labor agreement.
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Best of all, a hiring policy such as "We only take 5-star performers" or "Every project must have one person with a 0 reputation score so we can help someone get a leg up," or "We must have one minority or veteran on this project" can be enforced.
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Here's why it helps you win: If there are a bunch of affluent kids with above-average test scores that you want to attract to your school to boost your SAT averages, for example, give them all modest scholarships and you can get a leg up on your competition.
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More: China may be running out of economic ammunition to use against the U.S. General Motors sued Fiat Chrysler yesterday, claiming that it bribed United Automobile Workers officials in contract negotiations to get a leg up on G.M. over the course of a decade, the NYT's Neal Boudette reports.
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So, he can both walk up right and split the uprights and he was set up right with the pro placeholder holding the ball upright and plays for the pro-plays kicker, allowing him to set records all over the place and get a leg up on the competition, #fieldgoals.
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Today, senior editor Matthew Zuras talks about a culinary scholarship program cocreated by New Orleans chef and restaurateur John Besh, who believes that the city's vibrant culinary culture is at risk when locals aren't able to get a leg up in the industry due to a lack of money and opportunity.
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After the call, the Etsy team will email with direct links to the suggested gifts, as well as receive entry into a drawing for a bonus gift card to get a leg up on the holiday season (so if you're calling in, make sure you're already set up with an account).
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Today, the company announced AI for Earth, a new program that will be dedicated to AI-based projects in the areas of agriculture, water, biodiversity and climate change, where Microsoft proposes to donate up to $2 million in Microsoft tools, services and training for projects to help them get a leg up.
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Meek using "War Pain" to finally crystallize all of the reasons Aubrey could never possibly be Jay, moments after "Summer Sixteen" pulled the audacious "I used to want to be on Rocafella, then I turned into Jay" flex is exactly the kind of disrupt he needs to get a leg up in this thing.
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So, to please both the trendsetters with a hunger for a high fashion investment and those looking to get a leg up on comfort while it's #trending, we present you with real hype (those that have received high-praise from every average Jane on the internet) versus egregiously good fashion hype (like Balenciaga's new $850 "track" sneaker).
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It turns out that the former Secretary of State has indeed spent her 603 years in politics developing an extremely detailed plan to help both middle class and low-income families get a leg up—and Trump is good at pointing out that people are struggling, but he has no real policy proposals that will help them.
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China was looking to get a leg up in commercial jet technology through a deal with Bombardier Inc over the advanced C Series last year, but the Canadian company instead chose to partner with Airbus SE. The Airbus-Boeing duopoly could be further solidified if Boeing and Brazil's Embraer SA agree to a tie-up that could involve their commercial and defense divisions.
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When I read his 2006 Wonder Woman script, it was the sexual descriptions of Diana's body that got to me — and that's saying something in a movie where the lead is introduced as "THE GIRL," she does a seductive dance to get a leg-up on the bad guys, has a character called Hooker, and in which an unnamed Girlfriend is thrown across the room like a doll.
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