Expect 2016 to be the start of companies leapfrogging over each other to own customers.
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And leapfrogging over old technologies and business models with mobile phones quickly made other sorts of leaps possible.
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Some doctors who stayed behind aligned with the regime, growing wealthy and leapfrogging over colleagues for top jobs.
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In the context of PayPal's rise, this could be Africa's leapfrogging over PCs to mobile for P2P digital payments.
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He skipped the leapfrogging over another actor, as well as the catching of an actress falling off a ladder.
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Soon, United Continental followed, and then Delta joined, and on Thursday it was Delta's turn to rally, leapfrogging over United.
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Officials were leapfrogging over my right to due process For a few months, there was radio silence from law enforcement.
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Those eventually sent China leapfrogging over the likes of Canada, Italy, Britain, France, Germany and Japan to become the world's second-largest economy.
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You'll recall, a week ago Katt blasted Tiffany for leapfrogging over dozens of other comedians who he feels were more deserving of Hollywood fame.
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India uses Euro-IV compliant fuels but last year decided to migrate to the Euro-VI level from April 2020, leapfrogging over Euro V norms.
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Investors looking outside the United States have been leapfrogging over the developed markets and into emerging economies for much of 2016, and that continued in September.
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Officials were leapfrogging over my right as a US citizen to have due process under the law, a right I defended when I served this country as a Marine.
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And they weren't even close to the only school group I'd see that day — the place was awash with children and teenagers, leapfrogging over one another, having the time of their lives.
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Parenthood has imbued Woods with extra patience, which came in handy on the front nine on Sunday, when he made back-to-back bogeys while elsewhere on the course players were leapfrogging over one another and into contention with birdies and eagles.
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Maybe Obama felt he owed Hillary, after leapfrogging over her to make history as a "first" — with the help of a lot of Democratic luminaries who publicly broke with the vindictive Clintons, only to find themselves having to spend the last couple years crawling back into their good graces.
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But after leapfrogging over four more established candidates — Adam Warren, Bryan Mitchell, Luis Cessa and Chad Green — in spring training to win the No. 5 starter job, Montgomery continues to demonstrate that while his promotion to the major league roster may have been a surprise, it was certainly no fluke.
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Despite our own industry's instability, we celebrate the disruptions of Uber, Airbnb and other apps that can lead to the loss of thousands of jobs, replacing them with precarious piecemeal work and leapfrogging over decades of progressive worker-protection legislation hard won by unions and community planning regulations meant to keep neighborhoods affordable for the working class.
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The injury occurred when Mr. Karl was leapfrogging over another actor toward the end of the Friday night show, during an antic scene in which his character, the weatherman Phil Connors, does a variety of good deeds for residents of Punxsutawney, Pa. "I came down wrong, in some way, and my knee just blew out," he said, tearing up as he described the incident.
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This move sees an opponent with their upper body on the ropes and their feet on one of the attacking wrestler's shoulders, while the other wrestler charges at their partner, leapfrogging over them and straddling the opponent's lower back.
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The song was praised by Pitchfork, who named it Best New Track upon release and called it "a towering statement from a group constantly leapfrogging over themselves." BBC Music compared Lenker's guitar solo to that of "Neil Young at his peak." The song was also cited as one of Barack Obama's favorite songs of 2019 in a Spotify playlist compiled by Obama at the end of the year.
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Upon release, the song was awarded the "Best New Track" distinction by Pitchfork, with Quinn Moreland calling it "a towering statement from a group constantly leapfrogging over themselves." On the August 19, 2019 the band performed Two Hands in full during an intimate show at London's Bush Hall. A second song from the album, "Forgotten Eyes", was released on 2 October 2019. In December 2019, Spin named Two Hands as the best album of 2019 in its annual critic's picks.
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