Sentences with phrase «frontrunners when»

The field of technology has made rapid progress in the last two decades and continues to be one of the frontrunners when it comes to job opportunities and salary compensation.

We were the frontrunners when it came to making depression porn.

Or it at least sets him up to be the frontrunner when Rangel retires.

Andrew Cuomo, the state's attorney general, became the frontrunner when embattled Gov. David Paterson ended his campaign amid an ethics scandal — one week after he had formally launched his campaign.

While an insurance agent isn't a financial planner per se, he / she can be the frontrunner when it comes to all things related to personal asset protection, which can be a critical component of a solid financial plan.

Not exact matches

Donald Trump's tax plan is yet another example of the Republican frontrunner talking a big game but, when it comes to standing up to the establishment, he falls back into the party line.

Michelle Fields attended a press conference on Tuesday night where, when she attempted to ask the Republican frontrunner a question, she writes someone «grabbed [her] tightly by the arm and yanked [her] down.»

In Missouri, Todd Akin was poised to handily defeat incumbent Democrat Claire McCaskill; that is, until August, when the GOP frontrunner made his infamous statement about abortion in cases of rape:

Onetime Alabama Senate frontrunner (and longtime Christian theocrat) Roy Moore has managed to hold onto his evangelical base, despite being embroiled in allegations of sexual misconduct with at least eight teenage girls when he was in his 30s.

He's been called a frontrunner who leaves when things get bad.

For most of his time in F1, Michael Schumacher was a frontrunner with Benetton and Ferrari, particularly in the early 2000s when he was an unstoppable force, scoring five of his seven world titles during that time.

It is not out of the question that Lichtsteiner - linked with Chelsea earlier this year - could still pen a new deal with the Turin club, but Arsenal and Inter Milan are the frontrunners to sign the experienced defender either in January or in the summer when his contract expires.

ICYM the second item in my DN column this morning: When he gets done shoring up his support with black voters, Democratic gubernatorial frontrunner Andrew Cuomo may have to do damage control with the gay community.

That's a big switch from four years ago, when the party was duking it out over who should run against the Democratic frontrunner, then - state AG Cuomo.

The Post has endorsed Democratic gubernatorial frontrunner Andrew Cuomo for governor, while making quite clear it still has considerable reservations about the AG and his ability to clean up Albany, pledging to «fully monitor his progress, and to offer advice when appropriate.»

Paladino continued to insist the polls are wrong and he will surprise everyone by defeating Democratic frontrunner Andrew Cuomo when the polls close tonight.

When he did so Monday night, surging past frontrunner Donald Trump as he rode a wave of enthusiastic support, it appeared to validate — if only for a few fleeting hours before the presidential race resumes — the political positions that have made Cruz such a compelling but controversial figure.

The frontrunner for the Labour leadership has some good ideas that were rejected by voters when they elected Margaret Thatcher.

The man who disdained debating back when he was the perceived frontrunner of the GOP gubernatorial primary — even when dogged by a woman (as it turns out) in a duck suit and heckled by Carl Paladino supporters — is now anxious to go mano - a-mano-a-mano with the Buffalo businessman and the Democratic frontrunner, AG Andrew Cuomo.

Ironically, she employed much the same strategy for Schneiderman as Cuomo used back in 2006 when he ran for AG and tried — unsuccessfully — to convince then - gubernatorial frontrunner Eliot Spitzer to endorse him prior to the primary.

She says the minority conference is setting its sights on 2016 when presidential frontrunner Hillary Clinton might top the ticket and pull more New York Democrats than usual to the polls.

When GOP frontrunner Donald Trump takes the stage tomorrow at the annual policy conference of the American Israel Public Affairs Committee, the influential lobbying group known as Aipac, he will be facing a wary crowd.

Democratic presidential frontrunner Hillary Clinton will hold a separate meeting with small business owners from across Central New York when she visits Syracuse tomorrow.

After the indictment, Vance made it clear he wasn't finished with the Indys, even though AG Andrew Cuomo and party leaders had insisted when the Democratic frontrunner agreed to run on Row C that the focus of his investigation was Haggerty and not the party itself.

When de Blasio secured his mayoral primary victory over frontrunner Christine Quinn, he thanked two people whom he called the «architects of this campaign.»

The early frontrunner, state Speaker Chris Donovan, was coasting to the nomination until his campaign went into turmoil in June when two staffers were indicted for alleged campaign finance violations.

Carl Paladino was smiling almost as brightly as Donald Trump Tuesday night when the GOP frontrunner declared a landslide victory in his home state.

Campaigning in New Hampshire, the Republican presidential frontrunner will tout his own history with S&P as governor of Massachusetts, when the state received credit rating upgrades, according to the campaign.

Malliotakis jumped into the mayoral race relatively late, in April, at a time when a well - funded candidate, millionaire real estate executive Paul Massey, was considered the frontrunner.

Ashton was not frontrunner to remain as Britain's commissioner when a new commission was appointed a year later in 2009.

Mr Burnham, the favourite for leadership after the surprise withdrawal of former frontrunner Chuka Umunna, admitted the deficit was too high when Labour was last in Government.

When registered voters were asked who they'd choose between the two frontrunners, the results swung heavily in Crist's favor - he lead Rubio 50 percent to 38 percent.

When looking at the field of Republican candidates without Pataki, there is no clear frontrunner.

Mr Osborne has long been the frontrunner to be next Tory leader when Mr Cameron steps down before 2020.

He complained about Democratic frontrunner Bill de Blasio's call to raise taxes on high - income earners when he «knows he can't do it.»

Not only did he find himself at the short end of the stick when a leader was last chosen, but his campaign this year, stuck in the doldrums for months, gained critical traction as he contrasted, in debate after debate, what he described as his inclusive style of leadership and decision - making with a heavy - handed control of the Council he saw from Quinn, who for months had been the clear frontrunner.

Noble is confident he can attract members of both parties in November when he faces off against Republican Ron Polacco — which may be a moot point since the city usually votes Democrat two - to - one for local elections, making Noble the frontrunner.

But when your master hormone is not working right, you have a much greater risk for cancer... heart disease... Alzheimer's... osteoporosis... diabetes... and vision loss — just to name a few of the chronic disease frontrunners.

The combination of this being a crazy year overall and being after the year where the frontrunner out of Telluride was upended by a surprise in the final act (like, literally, there has never been a surprise like THAT in the Oscar race) has made many a bit gun - shy when it comes to predicting, or even having any idea where this race is going.

But in these results there is a notable echo of last season, where the only roadblock for «La La Land» came at the WGA Awards when «Moonlight» — categorized as an original screenplay by the guild, yet adapted by the Academy's writers branch — upset the perceived best - picture frontrunner.

Savanna: Honestly, I laughed when I saw her name on the list of Katniss frontrunners.

After months of speculation, tireless campaigning, and a lot of experts flip - flopping their picks, the film that seemed to be the frontrunner from the start won the top prize when «Argo» was named best picture at the 85th Annual Academy Awards on Sunday night.

But unlike past ceremonies when Edelman's «O.J.,» Laura Poitras» «Citizenfour» and Bendjelloul's «Sugarman» were shoo - ins, there is no category frontrunner this year.

If the picture is snubbed again in this category when Academy Award nominations are announced next Thursday it will have many believing it's a much shakier frontrunner than we believed.

The race is always a bit more interesting when there isn't a frontrunner, but in this case each actress had a chance to win.

Not only did he push frontrunner Jeb Bush out of the presidential race early on, Trump proved him wrong when Bush lectured during a debate «Donald, you can't insult your way to the Presidency.»

A couple points of interest here: first, when they were casting for Doctor Strange, he was apparently the frontrunner and they were close to signing him until he supposedly backed out.

Deserved Best Picture frontrunner, Up in the Air is all things a great film should be, with the performance of George Clooney's career at the heart of it, Jason Reitman's comedic timing and willingness to go deeper when the plot calls for it.

The movies «Boyhood» and «Birdman» have been frontrunners for some time and they received nods for Best Picture, as did «The Grand Budapest Hotel,» which got a boost when it received the best comedy or musical prize at the Golden Globes.

Sure, it's 99 and it might not seem like much but when you're the presumed frontrunner (and winner) before anything actually begins, you only have down to go.