As these startups jockey for position, they're all searching for differentiators.
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I don't feel like I have to prove myself, or jockey for position.
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People will jockey for position and battles for influence will become more pronounced, they say.
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There are so many episodes where characters just jockey for position, with little to no effect.
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I hope the writers keep up the tension as Jon and Sansa continue to jockey for position.
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Supporters -- from senior citizens to children -- jockey for position in order to ask Clinton for as selfie.
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As Bat-Bruce moodily pushes and prods and Wonder-Diana smiles and smirks, the newbies jockey for position.
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The cut also helps Mr. Mnuchin jockey for position as the driving force behind the tax overhaul effort.
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Although the two artists often jockey for position at the top of the country charts, they say there's no rivalry.
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It's expected that there will be plenty of litigation among the bondholders, as each jockey for position to collect payment.
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Security can be a fractious space, with claim and counterclaim flying as rivals jockey for position and to achieve reputational robustness.
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His reforms, while applauded abroad, have also unleashed simmering ethnic and political tensions at home as regional powerbrokers jockey for position.
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Every presidential election cycle, financiers jockey for position among the candidates to become their biggest fund-raisers and, more important, close advisers.
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Those candidates have doubled down on their support for universal Medicare as they jockey for position ahead of the 2020 Democratic primary.
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Political squabbling and Tunisia's compromise-style politics to maintain stability have in the past delayed economic reforms as parties jockey for position.
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Trump's visit to Missouri comes as McCaskill and Hawley jockey for position in what, by all accounts, looks like a deadlocked race.
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Active lenders are continuing to jockey for position to lead high-profile financings, even if it means lower-cost funding for borrowers.
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Expect Chick-fil-A to continue its reign in the fast food sector as chains like Burger King jockey for position behind it.
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Schumer's tough spot will be made only more difficult as multiple members of his caucus jockey for position ahead of the 2020 presidential primaries.
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Industry insiders, bankers, and consultants lay out which companies might be the next targets for the industry's biggest players, as they jockey for position.
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In the first season, two of Logan's sons jockey for position in the hierarchy, hoping to be the next to lead the family empire.
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This location is elevated so you might get a better view — but it's also a lot smaller, so you might have to jockey for position.
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Republican candidates in the wide-open Alabama Senate race are touting their conservative bona fides as they jockey for position ahead of the August primary.
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Even for superfans, it's daunting to keep up with the battle on the track as 21960 cars and drivers from 224 countries jockey for position.
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As presidential hopefuls jockey for position leading up to election day, health care is set to be perhaps the most hotly debated topic in 2020.
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As the various sides in the dispute jockey for position, townspeople point out that other developers are reportedly drafting plans for other resorts in the area.
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The only thing that connects these bands is that they don't jockey for position on line-ups, and none of them would ever accept a management deal.
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The trajectory of the U.S. economy will be a big question in 2016, as presidential candidates jockey for position among voters still dissatisfied with the economic recovery.
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Democratic presidential hopefuls took the stage together for the fifth time Wednesday night as the top contenders jockey for position and the flagging candidates look for a breakout moment.
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Billing disputes are not uncommon on Broadway, where producers and artists often jockey for position in Playbills, but disputes that lead to public battles and litigation are extremely rare.
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There's the tactical dance you perform as you jockey for position to keep your units at optimal ranges while keeping your opponents out-of-place and on the back-foot.
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The outcome in Texas, the most populous state to vote on Tuesday, will also increase his delegate count as candidates jockey for position in a potentially contested Republican National Convention.
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Video streaming services have become the site for mini-platform wars unto themselves, with different services rolling out 4K, high-dynamic range video, and other improvements as they jockey for position.
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The new commander in chief will face pressure from foreign entities looking to embarrass them early on, just as U.S. government agencies jockey for position within the new administration, she said.
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His entrée into the commercial side of the medical marijuana business comes as other bold-type celebrities jockey for position in a community previously known for its inclusive, laid-back spirit.
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As Apple and Spotify continue to jockey for position in the Great Music Streaming War, they're investing in video content to augment their music offerings in order to attract new subscribers.
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The drivers jockey for position within the pack, so on each pass the large, loud shape they collectively comprise has tweaked and reconfigured itself, presenting a variation on the previous form.
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The Lakers and 76ers are both pressing for the San Antonio Spurs to trade franchise player Kawhi Leonard as they jockey for position in James' eyes, according to The New York Times .
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Now creditors and suppliers of the state's largest utility will face off against California officials and fire victims to be paid, while renewable energy companies and climate change activists jockey for position.
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Ten Democratic candidates faced off for the first time Wednesday night in Miami, making repeated appeals to the working class and targeting corporations as they jockey for position in the 2020 presidential primary.
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Alliances shift as countries jockey for position Wherever one looks, from the Gulf to the Mediterranean, governments and the multitude of groups they support or oppose are jockeying for advantage as ISIS shrinks.
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All 30 existing teams must submit their protected lists by Saturday afternoon for the expansion draft, which has made for a week of trade chatter and speculation as general managers jockey for position.
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Two of the three teams within two games of the second wild card continue to jockey for position starting Monday, when the Mariners visit the Orioles for the opener of their three-game series.
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Seriously, the first hour is filled with scenes where Captain America and Iron Man jockey for position, or investigate new leads in the story's central mystery, or hang out and snipe at each other.
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Years of economic decline has left the island with insufficient revenue to pay off its debt, leading to a scramble of bondholders to jockey for position to receive the biggest payout on their investments.
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Trump boasts a massive cash edge over all of his potential rivals that will likely only grow in the coming months as Democrats jockey for position ahead of the first primary nominating contests in February.
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T-Mobile and Sprint have been in merger talks for a long while now, but the latter may be attempting to jockey for position by allying itself with Charter and Comcast, the Wall Street Journal reports.
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As each makes her way to shore, dozens of males jockey for position, but only one latches directly onto her back, using specifically modified front claws that efficiently hook onto the rear half of the shell.
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Legislation to allow some bankruptcy powers, while establishing an outside fiscal review board for the island, is being worked on in the House, but action has slipped for weeks as stakeholders jockey for position on the measure.
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As cities jockey for position with each other to make their case for the coveted new Amazon headquarters, and the jobs and prosperity assumed to go along with it, many of the arguments being made center on the workforce.
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Sony Corp said on Tuesday it would become the latest blue-chip firm to jockey for position in Japan's taxi and ride-hailing market, with plans for a joint venture to develop an artificial intelligence (AI)-based hailing system.
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Both movies take liberties with the real history of sly, petulant authoritarian leaders and the people who scramble to gain their favor, guess their whims, and jockey for position — and they manage to be bitterly funny and bleak at once.
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As the large cloud infrastructure vendors jockey for position, these types of services offerings should become more commonplace, and it's far easier for companies like Microsoft and Amazon to simply open up the checkbook than it is to build it themselves.
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Kamala Harris of California launched a seven-stop tour of Iowa on Monday to galvanize the early vote for down-ballot Democratic candidates -- as prospective 2020 presidential candidates aggressively jockey for position, signaling their intentions to donors and Democratic voters.
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While companies jockey for position after world powers lifted curbs on Tehran's banking, insurance and shipping sectors last month as part of a nuclear deal with Iran, international insurers are no nearer to resolving concerns over U.S. sanctions that remain in place.
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It's a sign that Bird wants to become synonymous with customer convenience as a dozen scooter companies jockey for position in cities across the US. Currently, Bird's normal dockless scooters are $1 to unlock (using an app) and then 15 cents for every minute of riding.
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Why it matters: Both dynamics could shake up the final Democratic presidential debate of 2019, which comes at a pivotal time as the top contenders jockey for position ahead of the Iowa caucuses in February, and as other campaigns consider if and how to hang on.
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Ultimately, I think Phantom Thread is about control, about how we humans are very good at turning even the very basic needs of existence — food and shelter and clothing and love — into opportunities to jockey for position, show off our brilliance, and exert our will on the universe.
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Those amounts come as House GOP leaders jockey for position in preparation for the departure of Speaker Paul RyanPaul Davis RyanPaul Ryan moving family to Washington Embattled Juul seeks allies in Washington Ex-Parkland students criticize Kellyanne Conway MORE (R-Wis.), who is retiring from Congress in early January.
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Republican presidential hopeful Ted CruzRafael (Ted) Edward CruzTrump moves forward with F-16 sale to Taiwan opposed by China The Hill's Campaign Report: Battle for Senate begins to take shape O'Rourke says he will not 'in any scenario' run for Senate MORE is desperately trying to jockey for position ahead of Tuesday's key Indiana primary.
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Despite Republicans losing the House, President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE will set the tone for the next two years as he embarks on his reelection campaign and Democrats jockey for position in their own campaign.
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Roost sites are used regularly and birds arrive punctually at sunset from long distances, following the same routes each day. Several tall trees in the vicinity may be used, the birds choosing the highest branches with little foliage. They jockey for position until late at dusk. When sleeping they draw their neck back and the bill is held upwards at an angle.
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In 2003 a new complex was added toward the end of Gerard's curve. This sequence of bends was designed to reduce speeds on entry to Edwina's, and to prevent motorcycles from colliding as they jockey for position into the chicane. Mallory Park does not have any true permanent garage facilities, although there are a handful of open garages in the pitlane.
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Stationary blocking is permitted provided that the player holds onto the table with both hands. Light body checks by the shooter in order to jockey for position are permitted. If the body check is excessive in the eyes of the referee, the shooter may be warned or assessed a life. The level of physical contact between team members may be waived to any level deemed appropriate by the referee in coordination and agreement of both teams involved in the match.
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Frankenstein and Annie wipe out Hamilton and her rebels, while Perfectus takes a secret route toward the finish line. Both cars jockey for position until Perfectus loses control of his car and crashes into the virtual reality control booth. Before crossing the finish line, Frankenstein broadcasts a message to his fans, suggesting that the Chairman himself is worth 1,000 points. After killing the Chairman, to the delight of the spectators, Frankenstein encourages them to leave their virtual reality behind and start their own Death Race.
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Tsuyoshi Hasegawa, Racing the Enemy: Stalin, Truman, and the Surrender of Japan, Belknap Press, 2006 . The invasion, along with the surrender, prompted the Kuomintang to jockey for position vis-a-vis the Chinese Communists in mainland China. The Kuomintang signed the Treaty of Friendship and Alliance with the Soviet Union on 14 August 1945, which affirmed Chinese sovereignty over Manchuria in exchange for Chinese recognition of the Soviet- aligned Mongolian People's Republic. The Soviets began withdrawing from Manchuria within three weeks of Japan's surrender, although they would delay the process several times.
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Triathletes will often use their legs less vigorously and more carefully than other swimmers, conserving their leg muscles for the cycle and run to follow. Many triathletes use altered swim strokes to compensate for turbulent, aerated water and to conserve energy for a long swim. In addition, the majority of triathlons involve open-water (outdoor) swim stages, rather than pools with lane markers. As a result, triathletes in the swim stage must jockey for position, and can gain some advantage by drafting, following a competitor closely to swim in their slipstream.
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His rewrites lead to continued improvement of the show but the struggle for control continues, culminating in director Larry Gabel's being forced out, replaced by Production Supervisor Clay Botsford. As this is happening, Midge and Gene enter into a physical relationship and Midge finds herself falling in love with the older Gene. The show founders through out-of-town tryouts in Boston and Philadelphia along with a surprise run in Washington, D.C. as the major players continue to jockey for position and power. In a last-ditch effort to save the show, Midge, Gene and others in the production staff conspire with Larry to bring his vision back to it.
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The wives' power plays are directly correlative to their husbands' positions in the company (meaning, the higher-ranking the husband, the higher-ranking the wife), and Ji-ae sets aside her pride to curry favor and jockey for position. She immediately thrives within the wives' inner circle, but she's constantly thwarted by her ex-best friend, Bong-soon. Then Dal-soo runs into his college friend Eun So-hyun (Sunwoo Sun), wife of Heo Tae-joon (Yoon Sang-hyun), the current president of Queen's Food. Stuck in a loveless marriage, So-hyun wants to have an affair with Dal-soo, while indolent chaebol Tae-joon gradually finds himself attracted to Ji-ae.
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Depending on the size of the velodrome, this event can be from 250 m to 1000 m. Unlike the sprints in athletics, these events do not usually start with riders sprinting from the starting line and they are not confined to lanes. The early parts of each race will often be highly tactical with riders pedalling slowly, as they carefully jockey for position, often trying to force their opponents up high on the track in an attempt to get their rivals to make the first move. Some even bring their bicycles to a complete stop, balanced upright with both feet still on the pedals and both hands on the handle bars (a track stand), in an attempt to make the other rider take the lead.
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Other notable racers have include: Walter Chronkite, movie producer Milton Bren, well-known actors Buddy Ebsen, comedian Vicki Lawrence, and Pulitzer Prize winning cartoonist Paul Conrad, It's an awesome spectacle to see the coast immediately around the starting line as hundreds of boats jockey for position, and spectators on other boats and on shore line the coast. Historically the starting point was close to the Newport Harbor entrance in Corona Del Mar, but thanks in part to the heavy boat traffic at the harbor mouth the starting line was re-positioned some years ago to just offshore of the Balboa Pier on the Balboa Peninsula. The modern Newport to Ensenada race is organized and run by the Newport Ocean Sailing Association. The record for fastest time (6 hours, 46 minutes and 40 seconds) was set in 1998 by Stars & Stripes, captained by America's Cup sailing champion Dennis Conner.
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The Union Montreal party fell into crisis in late 2012, after serious allegations of corruption were made about the party at the Charbonneau Commission. Tassé was one of the first councillors to resign from the party following these revelations, serving as an independent on council as of November 2012.Max Harrold & Lynn Moore, "One thing's clear at city hall: It's confusing; As Union Montreal loses its majority, candidates and parties jockey for position," Montreal Gazette, 15 November 2012, A4. Following Tremblay's resignation as mayor, city council voted to choose a replacement, and Tassé supported Michael Applebaum's successful bid for the position.Sidharta Banerjee, "After 100 years, could Montreal get Anglo mayor? Mais 'oui,' says one candidate," Canadian Press, 14 November 2012. On November 22, 2012, Applebaum named Tassé to his executive committee with responsibility for economic development and urbanization.René Bruemmer, "Applebaum delivers promised mix; Executive committee introduced; Vision gets three seats, Union three, Projet two, plus three independents," Montreal Gazette, 23 November 2012, A4.
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Once horses have built a figure history, Beyer projects a figure based on the figures earned by the horses in the race, in place of the par, making the numbers much more accurate. For example, a horse who earns three consecutive figures of 102, and defeats a horse with three consecutive figures of 92, would indicate a projected figure of 102 for that race is accurate. Sometimes, variants are split during the day if the surface changes drastically enough. In 1992, Beyer began making turf figures, which were made more accurate by his adjustment of the beaten-lengths chart, in which he uses the six-and-a-half furlong beaten-lengths chart for all races at that distance or longer, to reflect the nature of turf racing, where horses jockey for position most of the way, and then sprint home with almost all of their energy in reserve, making the competitive part of the race more akin to a sprint than to the race's actual distance.
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