Sentences with phrase «obvious candidate»

The most obvious candidates for personal liability insurance are people that own a business, have significant assets to protect, or that face the risk of lawsuits.

It's not clear who in the industry is attending this meeting, and some of the most obvious candidates seem unaware of it.

He's be a decent stop - gap solution if no other obvious candidate has emerged.

We can think of obvious candidates for such a natural limit: Time to see our children grown and our grandchildren born.

Be on the lookout for less obvious candidates, such as a leader in your company (or another company) to whom you don't report directly or a business - savvy relative.

Just because of when we're having this conversation, a few obvious candidates no longer apply.

I know who I'd like to see heading out; there are some very obvious candidates.

Schools, as well as other public facilities, are obvious candidates for performance contracts.

Instead, the five most obvious candidates were indeed the five nominees — though that doesn't make predicting the winner any easier.

One obvious candidate in this category is enabling machine - to - machine commerce, where contracts articulated using code and which can be «enforced» without relying on legal entities might be ideal.

As obvious a candidate for screen treatment as Dicken's classic novel is, there rather surprisingly hasn't been a traditional theatrical version of the story since David Lean's 1946 adaptation, a peerless achievement in the eyes of many.

«Many of the genes we found were not obvious candidates for the disease,» notes Tarpey.

The most obvious candidate here is Get Out.

After a crazy year around Europe and an amazing 2014 World Cup there are a surfeit of candidates, but here are the most five obvious candidates who can feel hard done by.

Top tech investor Paul Meeks told «Squawk Box» on Wednesday, that might be in the form of an offer from private equity, since he doesn't see obvious candidates — other technology companies like Microsoft or Alibaba — as interested.

It's inexcusable to not pick up such obvious candidates for publishing — good reviews, decent sales on pure word of mouth.

Why is Israel singled out as Herod when there are so many other, much more obvious candidates for the title?

Obvious candidates include running backs Ray Rice (6/1) and Frank Gore (6/1), and 49ers quarterback Colin Kaepernick (17/2).

The immediately obvious candidate to reset the quarterback market is Kirk Cousins.

For me that leaves as most obvious candidates Janssen and Yedder.

While they above are fringe squad players and thus obvious candidates to leave, Barcelona are unlikely to receive substantial offers for any of them.

Health visitors and infant feeding leads are also obvious candidates to become IBCLCs.

The most obvious candidate today is ID cards, with Jacqui Smith announcing Manchester as the target area and revealing more grossly underestimated costs.

«Theresa May will still be the prime minister at the end of 2018 but getting ready to stand down and there will be three obvious candidates trying to take her on and that is Sajid Javid, Amber Rudd and Ruth Davidson.»

... Influenza, paramyxoviruses, and coronaviruses are the most obvious candidates when you have a serious respiratory infection.

When it comes to Call of Duty games and what consoles they will be on, PS4 and Xbox One are obvious candidates however with Sledgehammer Games and Activision not revealing much information about its platforms the, Nintendo Switch may be compatible with Call of Duty WW2.

Titanfall 2 was a pretty obvious candidate.

There are in fairly obvious candidates.

Winter Sleep is the other obvious candidate here (given that I've denied it my Palme prediction), but I suspect Nuri Bilge Ceylan will get Best Director instead, for reasons I'll address below.

There are a couple of obvious candidates, but I wanted to thoroughly work my way through all (related) funds.

Crabb, the MP for Preseli Pembrokeshire, is viewed as an outsider against Johnson and May, though Conservatives have often chosen the less obvious candidates for leadership, such as David Cameron when he was up against the Tory veteran David Davis.

In casting around for scapegoats on whom to lay the blame for the «omnishambles», there are few more obvious candidates than George Osborne, the chancellor whose record of unforced errors in 2012 has rivalled that of England's football squad.

Obvious candidates include Google Lens, when that eventually grows beyond the current Pixel - only preview release, as well as natural language recognition in voice search, and translation through Google Translate.

Currently, the most obvious candidates for explaining the greater gains in repetition strength with light loads are:

I'm a total fan, but, outside Switzerland, he's not exactly the most obvious candidate for such apotheosis.

In the airline industry, the legacy airlines (American, Delta, and United Airlines) would be the most obvious candidates to benefit, given their popularity with business travelers, but the report found that Southwest Airlines may have as much, or more, to gain from HQ2.

One obvious candidate to take up this mantle would be Peers, an Airbnb - backed nonprofit that organizes sharing - economy participants and offers insurance and other services.

Big law firms are obvious candidates for the technology, but so are in - house lawyers working for large corporations and governments.

Though the smartphone is an obvious candidate for doing this, there will be pressure to integrate all the apps that might come with a connected home.

Perhaps outright racist remarks like those made towards Leslie Jones seem like an obvious candidate for removal.

Lithium and graphite appear to be the most obvious candidates.

The 16,000 decline in construction payrolls is an obvious candidate as a casualty of cold weather in the survey week.

This passage, striking as it is, is not an obvious candidate to be set to music.

But the most obvious candidate for reparations, as James Forman had foreseen in 1969, would be the descendants of the African - Americans who, from 1619 until 1865, had been legally enslaved in the United States.

Churches are obvious candidates for these religious protections — and this is why the law often refers to a «church autonomy» doctrine.