Sentences with phrase «obvious successor»

Business succession planning can be complicated, too, and should be considered early on, whether or not there's not an obvious successor to take over the enterprise.

The firm's significant investment in cloud computing suggests some willingness to try new things, and there's no denying it remains a dominant player in the industry — and one with no obvious successor.

There were no obvious successors at Penney.

With no obvious successor to Lauer in tow, and considering the up - and - down year for Today, NBC undoubtedly want to lock its longtime co-host in for another two - year stretch, especially considering the show's fierce ratings battle with rival ABC's Good Morning America.

Complicating matters in United's case is that Munoz only became CEO a few weeks ago, so there may be no obvious successor.

Whether they are company owners who do not have children at the ready to take over or simply in companies without a strong layer of younger managers, many do not have obvious successors.

If there is an obvious successor hiding behind the curtains then this would be a great time for Wenger to exit.

With the lack of any obvious successor at the moment, a new idea has been thrown up by the Gunners legend Martin Keown suggesting that Arsene himself should be given a simple one - season extension, and therefore give him the time to pinpoint the man to replace him.

So far, Silver doesn't appear in any danger of losing his seat because of this scandal, in no small part due to the fact that there's no obvious successor waiting in the wings.

And as long as there is no obvious successor in the wings, senior Tories are now clear that the PM can endure.

And as long as there is no obvious successor in the wings, senior Conservatives are quite clear that Mrs May can endure.

He must demonstrate to an increasingly doubtful Tory Party that he is the natural and obvious successor to his old friend David Cameron.

coup attempts have worked is that, although a large proportion of the Parliamentary Labour Party want Brown out, none of the obvious successors want to become leader just yet.

If Britain votes for Brexit, Johnson becomes the obvious successor to Cameron, who would presumably resign immediately.

Laurie Hays, the woman once touted as the obvious successor to Matt Winkler as editor - in - chief at Bloomberg News, is instead exiting the company after being passed over for the top job last month.

He'd probably be a shoo - in for the post, being the obvious successor to Oliver Koppell, whose old Assembly seat he now occupies.

At one point in the last parliament it was assumed that Yvette Cooper was the obvious successor to Ed Miliband.

The newly elected, charismatic rising star Laura Pidcock is an obvious successor, but she is only 30 years old.

While some Democratic sources say Mr. Cuomo could pressure Mr. Silver to step down from his leadership post, Mr. Silver has no obvious successor.

Inevitably, there'd be talk of a challenge, but there's no obvious successor.

Silver had avoided the emergence of an obvious successor since fending off a coup 16 years earlier, leading many to believe the Assembly was destined for turmoil upon the speaker's departure, especially if it occurred abruptly.

In 1955 he had been the obvious successor to Churchill, but this time there was no clear heir apparent.

When Tom Oswald, the long - serving MP for Edinburgh Central, retired at the February 1974 general election, the bright and articulate young Cook was an obvious successor.

Gordon Brown was the obvious successor to Tony Blair.

««Serial bottler» David Miliband's Labour leadership hopes in tatters after dithering during failed coup Main The public are divided as to whether ditching Brown would help Labour - but the vast majority agree there is no obvious successor anyway»

The public are divided as to whether ditching Brown would help Labour - but the vast majority agree there is no obvious successor anyway

The district spans upper Manhattan and the Bronx and Mr. Rangel, despite his efforts, has yet to anoint an obvious successor.

Laurie Hays, the woman once touted as the obvious successor to Matt Winkler as editor - in - chief, is instead exiting the company after being passed over for the top job last month.

Three months after the Assembly dealt with its biggest leadership crisis in two decades, the upper chamber in Albany is suddenly facing a similar problem: A leader under arrest, a challenge for the ruling party, and the lack of an obvious successor after Dean G. Skelos, the Republican majority leader, was arrested on Monday, along with his son, Adam, on corruption and fraud charges in Manhattan.

Seems like the obvious successor to Game of Thrones for in the public consciousness, but I wonder if audiences will actually transition?

Beyond that, we also know it'll feature Bluetooth 2.0 and that the Wi - Fi model will carry the A510 name, an obvious successor to the Iconia Tab A500, with its 3G variant being dubbed A511.

Oh, and the GBAiOS project is officially dead now, but this is the obvious successor.

A pity because MGSV: The Phantom Pain brought a spectacular close to a unique, inventive series that leaves no obvious successor.

The new Snapdragon 835, an obvious successor to the current versions, should be ready for next year's flagships.