Fingers crossed CYGNSS will finally get off the ground today.
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Who knows if this thing will get off the ground?
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They can get off the ground without expensive television spots.
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Without it, many projects would not get off the ground.
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Bilateral deals have been slow to get off the ground.
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Plasma treatments will take time to get off the ground.
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Other promises have been slower to get off the ground.
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Supporters hope the scheme will get off the ground by October.
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They supported Pebble and helped Eric [Migicovsky] get off the ground.
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But vaccines are expensive and hard to get off the ground.
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Of course, PRO Rugby first has to get off the ground.
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Yet they are struggling too to get off the ground, too.
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Startups, meanwhile, have found it harder to get off the ground.
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Twitter, after all, took three years to get off the ground.
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But first, the Falcon Heavy has to get off the ground.
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A turnaround can't get off the ground without high employee engagement.
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I'll even give you some money to get off the ground.
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The hashtag #FreeDanaSchutz didn't get off the ground, and I'm glad.
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It's taken some time for this movie to get off the ground.
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That has enabled many of today's startups to get off the ground.
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Changes in campaign finance allow more candidates to get off the ground.
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Social enterprises won't get off the ground based on good intentions alone.
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In no sane marketplace does this thing even get off the ground.
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In no sane marketplace does this thing even get off the ground.
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Without a certificate of need, the project cannot get off the ground.
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So the company wants to help many more businesses get off the ground.
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"We want to help small businesses get off the ground," he tells Axios.
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Domestically-built nuclear projects have also been slow to get off the ground.
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Nonetheless, it will take time for cargo airships to get off the ground.
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They might back into an agenda that can finally get off the ground.
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It's also one that took nearly a decade to get off the ground.
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Planned big-ticket infrastructure projects have been slow to get off the ground.
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Both offer alternative ways to get off the ground and turn yourself upside-down.
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So long as the subway was working, congestion pricing couldn't get off the ground.
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There are plenty of companies that get off the ground with no outside money.
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Hopefully, the QueSST jet is the one that will finally get off the ground.
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His plane, much like Mr Trump's Iran strategy, could not get off the ground.
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Of course, only in China could such a marvellous project get off the ground.
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It's taken a few months for this launch to finally get off the ground.
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Small businesses and startups with good ideas need capital to get off the ground.
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"With addition of Quartz, we'll have enough runway to get off the ground quickly."
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But the force has struggled to get off the ground and in his Nov.
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Efforts that get off the ground today might have a better shot, he said.
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Their business hasn't been harmed, but other businesses were able to get off the ground.
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Where another intra-European war could not get off the ground without each other's help?
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The British system makes it difficult for a new party to get off the ground.
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After all, there are as many as five more seasons to get off the ground.
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The cellulosic industry has taken much longer to get off the ground than Congress anticipated.
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It's taken a while for the Chandrayaan-2 mission to get off the ground, though.
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However, another corner of the Black Panther universe has struggled to get off the ground.
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That would not allow for any cloud storage site to ever get off the ground.
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Check back then to watch the final Falcon 9 of 2017 get off the ground.
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Once you get off the ground, there is only the gravitational force pulling you down.
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They can also kill promising ventures before they have time to get off the ground.
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For one, it took HomeKit a lot longer than expected to get off the ground.
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Driverless cars have been slow to get off the ground, but they're operating in Phoenix.
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President Trump's plan to privatize air traffic control is struggling to get off the ground.
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But still, many do not get off the ground because of inadequate resources and opportunity.
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It can take multiple years for some of these things to get off the ground.
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Kelly says Jonjelyn owns a clothing boutique she was trying to get off the ground.
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Other non-government basic-income trials have found it difficult to get off the ground.
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It is how major investigations get off the ground and lead to a new phase.
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Ghandour ended up becoming Alsallal's mentor, and his investments helped Jamalon get off the ground.
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It's still dependent on an electric motor to get off the ground in the first place.
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The project has been slower to get off the ground than Mars One anticipated, Landsdorp said.
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He has a clothing line and a merchandising business he wants to get off the ground.
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That's if lobbyists and tech companies don't kill the laws before they get off the ground.
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But Mr. Trump thwarted Mr. McDaniel's would-be mutiny before it could get off the ground.
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But it did not truly get off the ground, and collapsed in 1975 after two years.
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Others were more skeptical that full-fledged negotiations with Taiwan would actually get off the ground.
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Others are more worried about the national security implications if libra does get off the ground.
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Four years later, the so-called "Amazon Prime Air" has yet to get off the ground.
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And a third of those will never get off the ground at all, for the same reason.
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And, thanks to advances in image recognition, companies like Bodega can theoretically finally get off the ground.
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"You have to see the sky is the limit, otherwise you will never get off the ground."
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Large new traditional power stations have struggled to get off the ground due to heavy upfront costs.
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Much more representative are the companies you never hear about because they never get off the ground.
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It has struggled to get off the ground, however, with its writing staff resigning earlier this year.
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Not all businesses need venture capital, but the smallest businesses need cash to get off the ground.
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It is seeking "founding families" — the educational equivalent of seed-stage investors — to get off the ground.
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A week after Maria blew through, the recovery efforts were still lumbering to get off the ground.
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Jot down every thought you have for that business idea you'd love to get off the ground.
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That's the cynical lesson on offer here: You can't crash if you never get off the ground.
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But that process is likely to take months to get off the ground, many observers said privately.
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Scott said the company had a "superangel" investor that helped it get off the ground last February.
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And I want to focus on my work, my film, which I need to get off the ground.
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Democrats control the New York State Assembly, meaning the bill is not likely to get off the ground.
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Even if the casinos get off the ground, Japan faces stiff regional competition from Macau, Malaysia and Singapore.
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But despite their initial optimism, the researchers are now worried their study may never get off the ground.
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Yet the bigger worry is that helicopter money will never get off the ground in the first place.
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Cohen pulled out of the arrangement three months later as the project failed to get off the ground.
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But some believe he lacks the name recognition and a national fundraising network to get off the ground.
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In reality, the costs of operating a hypersonic commercial airplane means it may never get off the ground.
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But it's the retrofitted aircraft that will likely be the first to get off the ground with customers.
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By and large, memorials, which are a huge undertaking by their sponsors, struggle to get off the ground.
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Aviation is one such industry that quite literally couldn't get off the ground without a strong STEM workforce.
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And as social enterprises grow, they can help a new wave of impact businesses get off the ground.
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The project has seen multiple directors come and go, however, making it hard to get off the ground.
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Start-ups required too much capital to get off the ground and had a brutally high mortality rate.
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These Innovation Centers help startups get off the ground without the burden of the full office set-up.
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Some nights, one is raised off the ground, and some nights you just can't get off the ground.
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Yet, when you slap yourself, you still can't get off the ground; you are stuck in the mud.
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"The plant clinics took a while to get off the ground but are starting to bear fruit," he said.
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European Union attempts to inject more competition into credit ratings have so far failed to get off the ground.
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Some took so long to get off the ground that the world—and the Army's needs—changed around them.
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"If the person who's submissive isn't having their needs met, the relationship can't get off the ground," she says.
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New York (CNN Business)Jamie Dimon doesn't think Libra, Facebook's embattled cryptocurrency project, will ever get off the ground.
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Both sides recognize a risk that they might never even get off the ground if May presents unfeasible demands.
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I liked the people I met, and I was excited to help a small business get off the ground.
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Attach anything larger than a small camera and the end of the robot's arm wouldn't get off the ground.
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That's because companies have discovered they can get off the ground more easily by launching entire ventures exclusively online.
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To get off the ground, the company self-funded and raised angel capital for a total of nearly $200,000.
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Kickstart launched in 2008 to help startups in the area gain the funding needed to get off the ground.
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That means businesses are never formed, workers are never hired, and the economy struggles to get off the ground.
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Ardent says it needs at least two companies to sign up for a project to get off the ground.
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She believed that if she rebuffed her superior, Mr. Ravich would not help her fund get off the ground.
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Some Republicans had raised questions about the possibility too, but it doesn't appear it will get off the ground.
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For her, Dropbox was an affordable option that made it possible for her business to get off the ground.
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But a super PAC could get off the ground with large donations from just a handful of those people.
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Morrow said it will make endorsements once the campaigns get off the ground, with plans to back 10 candidates.
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They enlisted veteran venture capitalist Heidi Roizen, then a partner at DFJ, to help it get off the ground.
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Careers in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics can take a very, very long time to get off the ground.
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There are a lot of problems Starshot will have to figure out before it can get off the ground.
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Checks come with workspace and teams of early employees that can help early stage hardware companies get off the ground.
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The best way to keep the status quo is by making sure debates about it never get off the ground.
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Monday's tests apparently involved four medium range missiles that worked and a fifth that failed to get off the ground.
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Myself and others helped interview for that team just to lend some time to help it get off the ground.
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Stripe Atlas was designed to provide the legal, financial, and operational tools necessary for startups to get off the ground.
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The site, which has sold $200,000 worth of art, needed contributions from developers and designers to get off the ground.
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This could help get drones used in agriculture, photography, delivery and infrastructure inspections get off the ground, the administration says.
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Unlike Quibi, Firework's parent company Loop Now Technologies has raised "millions" — not a billion dollars — to get off the ground.
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Now we get to see if the launch is nominal or blows up before it can get off the ground.
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Some 24 protesters were arrested in front of the White House after they refused get off the ground, organizers said.
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Add Clip-Air to the pile of groundbreaking transportation ideas that will find it difficult to get off the ground.
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But the second banker was unsure the deal would get off the ground just yet because of Italy's political situation.
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Whenever the vehicle does get off the ground, it's guaranteed to be one of the most watched flights in years.
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Mr. Deutsch studied at a new yeshiva that he had helped establish and get off the ground, Rabbi Niederman said.
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Blizzard has not made any official announcement surrounding either project, so it's possible neither one will get off the ground.
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But they almost didn't get off the ground: Early on, their leader, Velma Traylor, was killed in a shooting accident.
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The difference is that my 707 will fly and his is too encrusted with gold to get off the ground.
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And there still remains a glimmer of hope for some kind of tax reform effort to get off the ground.
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"As a small company, being part of the partner space helps us get off the ground more quickly," he said.
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He's been in the enterprise software business for 25 years, with a specialty in helping young companies get off the ground.
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It was a gut punch, threatening to derail us before we even had the chance to really get off the ground.
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ZeroCater got its start working with restaurants that were trying to either expand their business, or even get off the ground.
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Carrying less weight and being shorter allows athletes to more easily get off the ground and swing themselves around a bar.
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Arbe Robotics has developed technology that could prove to be fundamental in helping autonomous delivery drones to get off the ground.
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Without an abundance of venture capital, drone delivery companies like Flirtey probably wouldn't even be able to get off the ground.
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Trader Brian Kelly, on the other hand, said he would sell a stock that has failed to get off the ground.
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Musicians have to be their own promoters, tour managers, bookers and a million other things just to get off the ground.
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A recent YC Fellow grad itself, L.A.-based Palaround has raised a six-figure seed round to get off the ground.
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THUMP: How did Times Squares get off the ground, and what made it an appealing alternative to other kinds of nightlife?
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But he was able to get off the ground, thanks to a loan from the University of Cincinnati's study abroad office.
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The displacement occurred as U.N.-backed peace talks, the first for two years, struggled to get off the ground in Geneva.
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Here you were buying a $2999,2100 product and once it got to be dusk, it wouldn't even get off the ground.
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Hope City in Ghana is slated to feature the continent's tallest skyscraper, although it is yet to get off the ground.
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Pulling yourself up by your bootstrapsOnce you have a product, it&aposs time to find funding to get off the ground.
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"When I took her out the first day she was so weak, she could barely get off the ground," he said.
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But if later films do get off the ground, they're going to need to spring from more singular, confident visions than this.
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To get off the ground, a startup team needs to be devoting all of its energy to making itself better every day.
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For the project to truly get off the ground, Trump needs to convince either Mexico or Congress to give him the cash.
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Some women dedicate themselves to providing milk through a certain age of development, while some never get off the ground and running.
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NASA officials could still cancel the mission, but Dr. Banerdt said he was "extremely optimistic" that InSight would get off the ground.
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After investing much time on Aramco, they could be more rigorous in asking whether future deals can actually get off the ground.
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Ultimately, the flightless "Birds" offers plenty of flash but precious little substance, yielding a film that can't consistently get off the ground.
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They bring together public, private, and philanthropic capital to push clean energy projects forward that otherwise might not get off the ground.
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A long-term care insurance program set up under Obamacare couldn't even get off the ground because of the prohibitive price tag.
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The project needed a minimum of 22 countries signing up to get off the ground and Kagame hailed the effort so far.
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And open-source treasure troves like GitHub have made it easier than ever for small shops to collaborate and get off the ground.
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Analysts believe Goldman's credit-card endeavor will be fruitful over the long-run, even if it takes awhile to get off the ground.
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If it does make it to the test flight stage, it wouldn't be the first UFO-inspired helicopter to get off the ground.
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Today's flight is scheduled to get off the ground at 703:31PM ET from the pad at LC39A at NASA's Kennedy Space Center.
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It's the latest development in a notoriously troubled franchise that's been struggling to get off the ground for more than five years now.
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Whether it can buck the trend, as JetBlue has to some extent, will determine whether his plan can ever get off the ground.
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The accessibility that the internet provides, however, is also what makes it unbelievably difficult for new digital businesses to get off the ground.
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Elizabeth Warren used to be a rising star among Democratic Party liberals, but her presidential campaign is struggling to get off the ground.
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Proud Mary is just one of a couple of pivotal roles Henson is set to get off the ground in the near future.
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The Falcon Heavy was supposed to launch as early as 2013 or 2014, but it didn't get off the ground until this year.
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It suggests the existence of its plans in an industry that hasn't been fully deployed will help it, literally, get off the ground.
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Storj says it has 20,000 developers on the network, while most ICOs are for projects that have yet to get off the ground.
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It is extremely unlikely Markey's bill will get off the ground, and Republicans have stood by the move in the face of criticism.
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Stu Sjouwerman, CEO for cybersecurity training firm KnowBe4, said a major operation could get off the ground for somewhere between $20,000 and $21625,2900.
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Her team was studying a breathable material that could absorb clean water out of waste, but the idea didn't get off the ground.
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After Singh attempts to get off the ground, one of the attackers kicks him to the ground again several times, the video shows.
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Ben Affleck's new movie production won't even get off the ground -- before anyone could yell action, the coronavirus pandemic is postponing the shoot.
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However, his plan to split Eskom into three entities, seen as a centrepiece of economic reforms, has struggled to get off the ground.
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However his plan to split Eskom into three entities, seen as a centrepiece of economic reforms, has struggled to get off the ground.
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Despite raising more than $35 million in financing, the company struggled to get off the ground, and eventually merged with TradeKing in 6.33.
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"[Photographers] usually have connections with larger influencers, as well as micro-influencers that are just trying to get off the ground," Mark said.
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Her campaign was slow to get off the ground as she struggled to put the controversy over her Native American heritage behind her.
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After all, Greentown Labs is a startup incubator — the largest in North America — designed to help clean tech companies get off the ground.
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But if the Falcon 9 doesn't get off the ground today, it may have a hard time launching before Irma makes it to Florida.
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The pair joined Tyndaris in May 2015 from Castle Harbour Securities after plans to launch a fund there failed to get off the ground.
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And when air gets hot, it expands and becomes less dense—so an airplane's wings can't generate enough lift to get off the ground.
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With the partisan divide as wide as ever in Washington, it remained to be seen if a bipartisan approach can get off the ground.
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If we all took "no" as the final word in business, a lot of amazing women-run companies might never get off the ground.
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Should the SPV even nominally get off the ground, Washington would have every incentive to sanction its component parts for facilitating trade with Iran.
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Le drew on local resources to get off the ground, including the Portland Seed Fund, where she was formerly an associate, to raise capital.
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There have been a few alternative seating solutions for economy class over the years, and they haven't managed to get off the ground yet.
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But the force has been slow to get off the ground, hobbled by delays in disbursing the money and coordinating among the five countries.
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The government must now stop subsidizing this old technology and create the breathing-space to help new nuclear and renewables get off the ground.
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It's the difference between a small business expanding and creating jobs in their community and a business idea that can't get off the ground.
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The talks struggled to get off the ground last week, and were delayed by disagreements over the makeup of groups that should be represented.
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Trump has also floated the idea of giving projects a 90-day deadline to get off the ground in order to receive any funding.
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Technology and marketing entrepreneur and investor Chris Cunningham has recruited a group of media and tech executives to help startups get off the ground.
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Macron also said he would not present his own plan, but suggested U.S. President Donald Trump's plan could struggle to get off the ground.
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The weight savings could mean more range for electric cars, and be a small assist in helping electric airplanes actually get off the ground.
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Researchers often waste hours of valuable time in lengthy correspondence about whether particular data exist, discouraging studies even before they get off the ground.
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Rivian's business-to-business play sets it apart from Tesla and the sea of other electric vehicle companies trying to get off the ground.
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And that means all of the big legislative ideas Democrats are floating won't get off the ground unless they can get bipartisan support for them.
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But with a blocky rotor that's clearly not designed for flight, can you figure out how this Lego helicopter manages to get off the ground?
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APDM has relied on grants from the National Institutes of Health and Department of Defense, as well as self-funding to get off the ground.
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But it's by no means a given that a lawsuit will ever get off the ground, either in Idaho or in the inevitable copycat states.
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While cultural idiosyncrasies and the Swedish government's active role help companies get off the ground, conservative fiscal policies and discipline are what keep them afloat.
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Brougher's wealth of experience in running businesses — including those geared toward helping small businesses get off the ground — is clearly a slot that Pinterest needed.
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Happily, the chopper was still able to get off the ground, which it did for around a minute, attaining a modest altitude of two inches.
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We each want to imagine our own sky-high potential, and laugh in relief when we see others who will never get off the ground.
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"Hillarycare" (as Republicans labelled it) failed to get off the ground, and she was less publicly involved in policy for the duration of Bill's presidency.
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While there's no shortage of incubators and accelerators to help fledglings get off the ground, there's not much mentoring being offered to established small businesses.
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The market was focused on drama in D.C. as the Republican's highly anticipated repeal of the Affordable Care Act failed to get off the ground.
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Husson said this is just a taste of what's to come, and that it'll take a few years for anything to get off the ground.
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Should a Trump infrastructure program pass through Congress, major projects could get off the ground quickly, which could have significant insurance and risk management ramifications.
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It was revived in 1990 with new plans, but didn't get off the ground until the early 2000s when a multi-phase plan was created.
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The inevitable question, then, is should startups consider partnering with the government or various economic development groups as they look to get off the ground?
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Yet without the secondary market Fannie and Freddie deliver, many viable mixed-use, low-rise projects never get off the ground, or past the banker.
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Perhaps more importantly, they will need to have the flexibility to supersize very early investments to help new companies get off the ground, he said.
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Such a complex machine has many people in the space industry anxious about whether the rocket will even get off the ground in one piece.
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President Donald Trump's economic program of tax cuts, regulatory rollbacks and infrastructure spending has yet to get off the ground five months into his presidency.
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The fund's seed-stage investments, which will begin this week, will help companies and founders in the crypto and blockchain space get off the ground.
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Last month's controversial European Union deal to deport and resettle in Turkey migrants who arrive to Europe's borders has yet to get off the ground.
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He could do a movie for money, then use some of the money to fund a new project that wouldn't otherwise get off the ground.
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The jet was unable to get off the ground, and it ran off the end of the runway at more than 150 miles per hour.
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But North Korea is seeking sanctions relief the US has so far refused to provide and working talks have failed to get off the ground.
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Nevertheless, the taxation announcement was another sign that the initial public offering, which has been slow to get off the ground, may be gaining momentum.
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So far Loot Crate has raised $15 million from investors, led by Upfront Ventures (that's the same firm that helped Maker get off the ground).
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To date, Kickstarter has helped over 110,000 projects get off the ground, and its users have spent more than $2.5 billion backing ideas on the service.
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It has taken a few years to get off the ground, but there has been a public beta in Columbus, Ohio, for a few months now.
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The rescheduling is the latest in a series of delays for Webb, which NASA had originally hoped to get off the ground way back in 230.
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This grand plan to build a wall and take other immigration control measures with Mexican help, funded by the U.S., might never get off the ground.
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But Alibaba isn't waiting around for initiatives like that in Malaysia to get off the ground, it is already forging opportunities for Taobao in Southeast Asia.
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The KFC sandwich is set to get off the ground sometime toward the end of the month, with the Stratollite's launch window opening on June 21st.
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And for good reason: it's because of frameworks like TensorFlow that allow next-generation chip ideas to even get off the ground in the first place.
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But that proposition would never get off the ground because it would put too many consultants who get rich off the current system out of work.
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In June, the city created a $2 million fund in part to help potential cooperatives get off the ground by covering some pre-development planning costs.
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There are plenty of reasons that venture might never get off the ground, but one way or another Trump is likely to get his views heard.
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Trump has held several meetings on the topic at the White House, where he suggested a 90-day deadline for projects to get off the ground.
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The pair joined Tyndaris as partners in May 2015 from Castle Harbour Securities after plans to distribute a fund there failed to get off the ground.
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CDM was launched in 2012 in an effort to protect the federal government from cyber vulnerabilities, but implementation has been slow to get off the ground.
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If you don't get this sorted out, all of the development work that you ever wanted to do is never going to get off the ground.
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When a new regulation adds to the start-up cost for new businesses, fewer may get off the ground — a detail lost in a static analyses.
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Unfortunately, just 15 percent of our community have been able to obtain the required licenses, making it harder for Latino businesses to get off the ground.
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Putting a multi-trillion price tag on any pitch to voters is similarly problematic and could ultimately doom these efforts before they get off the ground.
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A chief complaint of President Obama's "shovel-ready" projects, contained in the economic stimulus package, is that they took too long to get off the ground.
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" Ms. Tirschwell was "worried that if she refused him, the fund itself would never get off the ground," the suit says, adding that "she reluctantly acquiesced.
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While it's sorely needed, big infrastructure build-outs can now take months or even years to get off the ground, requiring regulatory approvals and bidding processes.
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His breaking the color barrier at Cape Canaveral and his sacrifice in helping the college get off the ground were not Mr. Montgomery's only pioneering achievements.
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"But I hope you don't let a few castings designed to help the show get off the ground, stop you from supporting Ballroom on this show."
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In 2006, Amazon started offering storage and computing services so businesses could outsource their expensive data center needs and get off the ground with minimal costs.
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The trade tensions could make it more difficult for the next wave of LNG export facilities to get the financing needed to get off the ground.
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Major power generation projects have been slow to get off the ground so Power Africa has partnered with startups such as OGE, M-KOPE and d.
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Although WeGrow is able to get off the ground with the help of its parent company, it is optimistic about its future as a profitable endeavor.
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But North Korea is seeking sanctions relief that the US has so far refused to provide, and working talks have failed to get off the ground.
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That said, none of these missions can get off the ground if climate change puts NASA's Kennedy Space Center in Florida underwater in the coming decades.
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So big brands are trying to get first-mover advantage; they're not waiting for shopping to get off the ground before they start their voice strategies.
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California regulators are outlawing the delivery of recreational weed by drone in the state before it's even had a chance to—ahem—get off the ground.
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In its existing markets, however, there are some signs that one part of Fiber's business — the pay TV side — is struggling to get off the ground.
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Those launches are tentatively scheduled for 2018 and 2021, but most likely they won't get off the ground on time, thanks to high costs and technical challenges.
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You might think, after watching/playing it, that Black Mirror's creator just dropped the mic on this whole genre before it can even get off the ground.
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A senior Middle Eastern-based trader said Saudi's LNG trading arm has yet to get off the ground despite the sale of an LNG cargo last month.
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Trump's fundraising operation has struggled to get off the ground not just because of his recently pieced together fundraising team, but also because of his controversial appeal.
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A senior Middle Eastern-based trader said Saudis LNG trading arm has yet to get off the ground despite the sale of an LNG cargo last month.
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But without the sensors and electronics made by firms such as L3 Technologies and Harris, two medium-sized firms, the plane would not get off the ground.
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Gillibrand, whose campaign has struggled to get off the ground since its March launch, had ominously hinted that an opposition research dump may be in the works.
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In New York, a similar bill has failed to get off the ground for over a year, facing pushback from Hollywood studios that say it's overly broad.
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With O'Melveny denying any plans to merge, a union, which would create one of the world's largest law firms by revenue, may not get off the ground.
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For OBOR to get off the ground, DBS said, Asia will need to start investing its surpluses at home, instead of the low-yielding U.S. —By CNBC.
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But the government is expected to begin allowing unlicensed pilots to operate small aerial vehicles for work, which might let even more companies get off the ground.
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But critics say the "shovel-ready" projects took too long to get off the ground, and they question whether the spending created as many jobs as promised.
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What is more, EDF's nuclear technology has failed to get off the ground in the two projects in Finland and France that have sought to use it.
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But the prime legislative vehicle for new airline consumer proposals — a long-term reauthorization of the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) — has struggled to get off the ground.
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Germany's military cargo planes can't always get off the ground, and the German military admits that many of its tanks, helicopters and fighter jets are also grounded.
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After all, it can be difficult to turn off the special connection you might feel with the company you worked so hard to get off the ground.
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Carl A. Ekroth, an associate broker with Douglas Elliman on the Anders-Ekroth Team, said he has seen partnerships unravel before they ever get off the ground.
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As new monitoring, reporting and verification efforts get off the ground, governments could break the financial link between firms and auditors by paying inspectors with government funding.
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Hardware companies are notoriously difficult to get off the ground, but O-Robotix looks poised to take a pretty big slice of an under-attended global industry.
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In 2017, Deutsche Bank among other sold its Polish retail business, while plans to pull out of Spain, Portugal and Belgium did not get off the ground.
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"We're going to get off the ground imminently," he told Reuters, adding that assembly was completed weeks ago and that initial Federal Aviation Administration certification is pending.
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As part of the deal, Sprint and T-Mobile promised federal regulators they would sell off some assets to help Dish's wireless service get off the ground.
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Now help is at hand, with a growing number of companies offering money, office space and training programs to help these fledgling firms get off the ground.
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"This is a case in which our supposed litigation program to encourage judicial restraint did not get off the ground, and should have," the two lawyers wrote.
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Recognizing this, many progressive green groups have embraced the tactic of miring permit applications in the quicksand of litigation before they can even get off the ground.
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Since then, administration officials have talked about beginning negotiations with Kenya or Ethiopia, but it remains to be seen if any effort will get off the ground.
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Once the team managed to secure a merchant account and get off the ground, they faced new troubles: Most of the projects didn't actually do so well.
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I asked Roberge whether a huge telescope like LUVOIR, twice the size of the James Webb Space Telescope, would ever get off the ground in today's political climate.
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KICKSTART MARKET CLO funds are the biggest buyers of leveraged loans in the US and EMEA, but the product has yet to get off the ground in Asia.
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Tonight's launch was slated to get off the ground sometime between 9:04PM and 9:19PM ET, but was scrubbed when the clouds didn't clear up in time.
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In short, hot days necessitate increased weight restrictions which meant cutting back on fuel, cargo, and/or passengers in order for the plane to get off the ground.
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But we were able to raise our first fund and get off the ground and raised a number of funds after that and made some really great investments.
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To be honest, I think this category was more likely a year ago, when HomeKit was still struggling to get off the ground, versus today's much healthier ecosystem.
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YouTube, facing increasing pressure from competing platforms, is trying to help new monetization features get off the ground — and it's even willing to pay creators to promote them.
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Meanwhile, AWS is a tremendous boon for emerging companies that can now get off the ground without having to spend millions of dollars on hardware and maintenance fees.
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The delays may already cause shortages in the UK's electricity supply as it's currently planned, which would naturally worsen if the project fails to get off the ground.
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There are more seed funds than ever helping businesses get off the ground, but the Series A financing continues to be one of the toughest deals to close.
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If tax reform fails to get off the ground while monetary policy conditions tighten and earnings decelerate, it could finally spell the end for the long bull market.
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And today, Google's Launchpad is announcing a new hands-on Studio program to feed hungry AI startups the resources they need to get off the ground and scale.
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To what degree do you see this as just the future of everything, the future of web-based publishing, or anything that wants to get off the ground?
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"It is hard enough for women- and minority-owned businesses to get off the ground and we should be celebrating them," Mr. Stringer said in a telephone interview.
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It required massive quantities of fuel to get off the ground, and this clip shows in a nice, intuitive, bonkers way just how fast it consumed the stuff.
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Flying taxis (and bikes) that may or may not ever get off the ground Uber and Hyundai unveiled a flying taxi that may eventually transform your ridesharing trips.
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Anyone who is worried about the reach of large internet companies should be working to preserve laws like Section 230 that allow startups to get off the ground.
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The fund will receive $1 million in initial seed money from the State Department's public diplomacy coffers in order to get off the ground quickly, the department said.
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Launched in 503 by a team of eight developers, Kimochi is slick and easy to use, but never got enough content and users to get off the ground.
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This year is an especially important one for SpaceX because they've set out to triple the number of missions they can get off the ground compared to last year.
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The Batang plant was among a handful of new infrastructure projects that Indonesia hoped to finally get off the ground to ease power shortages in the Southeast Asian nation.
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The university opened a co-working start-up space, the Florida Innovation Hub, in 2012 to provide matching funds and mentoring to help students' companies get off the ground.
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If Project Stream and other services like it get off the ground, it'll be huge for gamers who can't afford to drop $1,000 or more on a gaming computer.
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But if, or when, Elevate does get off the ground, there is no doubt that it would be transformational, particularly if it works as efficiently as the company claims.
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A ceremonial flight to Buffalo was operated earlier in the day, an homage to Senator Schumer and the other New York politicians that helped JetBlue get off the ground.
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The project might take a decade to get off the ground and decades more to reach its destination, and still more time to send any data back to Earth.
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The so-called Interconnector Turkey Greece Italy (ITGI) Poseidon pipeline scheme — unable to get off the ground for years — was shelved in 2012 after it lost out to TAP.
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Celina Mikolajczak, a senior manager for battery pack development at Tesla, has been hired by Uber to help the ride-hail company's "flying car" project get off the ground.
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Essential, Android co-founder Andy Rubin's new smartphone venture, had a rough go of it last year trying to get off the ground with a brand-new flagship handset.
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When the females emerge and take flight they barely get off the ground before they are bombarded by dive-bombing males who tackle them and unceremoniously mate with them.
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Peace talks with the Taliban, the largest insurgent group in Afghanistan, have yet to get off the ground, but both sides have said they are open to the idea.
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One of the major critiques of President Obama's "shovel-ready" transportation projects in the 2009 economic stimulus plan was that they took too long to get off the ground.
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One thing is certain: should Skeeter get off the ground, this is going to be a very bespoke animal indeed — a drone made to measure for its military masters.
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Having to pay for the commission to come in is often too much of a burden for amateur promoters, shutting shows down before they even get off the ground.
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While the federal filings do not reveal the cost or timeline of Amazon's project, industry analysts estimate Project Kuiper will take about a decade to get off the ground.
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NASA has pinned its hopes for a future Mars mission on that SLS rocket—but first it needs to prove the rocket is ready to get off the ground.
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The one big sell point — 3D face scanning technology — was seen as a gimmick, and a limited availability at AT&T initially didn't help it get off the ground.
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The country has a number of startup accelerators to help budding entrepreneurs get off the ground and scale, but what's really needed runs deeper than physical infrastructure, English said.
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The Trump administration's current plan to create Space Force would cost more than $2 billion to get off the ground, according to a report from the Congressional Budget Office.
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But Mista Cain is in a strange place, one we've seen a number of rappers in before: he's right on the cusp but he can't get off the ground.
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It's HuMoTech's testing bed, now occupied by Tony Stader, a local with a missing right leg who has volunteered his time to helping the startup get off the ground.
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The deal, which took two years to get off the ground, is aimed at creating synergies and reducing overcapacity and will form the continent's second-largest steelmaker after ArcelorMittal.
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Experts say that what Duterte's government really wants is to get the funds that Beijing promised so that more infrastructure projects can get off the ground in the Philippines.
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The smaller scale cuts both ways for marketplace lenders, the report argues, because those companies often struggle to get off the ground and comply with federal and state laws.
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Even measured against an already low bar in the movie industry — where female-led films about women's lives often struggle to get off the ground — this does signal progress.
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But other smelter projects have struggled to get off the ground and the government is now mulling whether to relax the ban for those that have started construction work.
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For example, when Virgin Atlantic was launched, he made a deal with Boeing to give back the plane if the airline didn't get off the ground within a year.
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Even measured against an already low bar in the movie industry — where female-led films about women's lives often struggle to get off the ground — this does signal progress.
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Called Coinbase Ventures, the fund is already off to a $15 million start, which will help companies and founders in the crypto and blockchain industry get off the ground.
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However, Trump says it will help small businesses get back on track by reducing the number of regulatory hurdles a start-up has to jump to get off the ground.
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There was reason to think that the lawsuit — brought by several families against Bushmaster Firearms, which manufactured the weapon used in the 2012 massacre — wouldn't even get off the ground.
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It's also the first major step into the world of education, with a product that ships in 46 unassembled pieces and requires coding learning to really get off the ground.
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But his signed baseball collection didn't get off the ground until he saw former President George H. W. Bush and his wife Barbara at a Houston Astro's game in 1993.
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It's terrible news for fans who were still holding out hope the festival would actually get off the ground on the heels of major money issues nearly shutting it down.
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After all, White publicly endorsed Trump at the 2016 Republican National Convention, and he also credits the now-president for helping UFC get off the ground during its early days.
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"A number of countries have signed on, money has been distributed, some projects have been completed and many other projects either failed or didn't get off the ground," he said.
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Funding has been set aside to create a nationwide network of tech incubators, that we're calling "Tech Nation", which will support new AI businesses as they get off the ground.
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Those who might be barred should such a league get off the ground could include the likes of Argentina's Lionel Messi, Brazilian Neymar, France's Kylian Mbappe and Portugal's Cristiano Ronaldo.
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It also helps Verizon in its rollout of mobile 5G in the future, which will involve a dizzying number of different technologies, hardware, and partnerships to get off the ground.
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They concluded that, on average, 10–30 percent of flights taking off during the hottest part of the day will need to be much lighter to get off the ground.
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One of the critiques of former President Obama's 2009 economic stimulus package was that the "shovel-ready" transportation projects in the bill took too long to get off the ground.
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San Franciscans wanted to construct a bridge from San Francisco to Oakland as early as the Gold Rush era, but the idea didn't get off the ground until the 1930s.
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Newer, better, more innovative platforms might never get off the ground due to liability concerns or the need to focus resources on content moderation rather than on the user experience.
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In Boston, the program is sponsored and managed by the Melanoma Foundation of New England, which said it would help a program get off the ground in New York City.
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"If you unravel 22016, then you harm the opportunity for diverse voices, diverse platforms, and, particularly, the little guy to have a chance to get off the ground," he said.
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To get off the ground, the Sun is relying on grant money from Civil, presale CVL tokens and a Kickstarter campaign, which surpassed its $75,000 goal within a few days.
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"Klaus" was a passion project that probably would have been more difficult to get off the ground if it wasn't for Pablo's proven success with the now ubiquitous yellow minions.
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It probably doesn't make much difference to Bannon, who clearly sees Mississippi as fertile ground for the alt-right populist revolution he is still trying to get off the ground.
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It may never get off the ground — there's a space-sized mess of harsh reality standing between it and Alpha Centauri — but it also may be crazy enough to work.
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The paper also reported that the two sides had discussed including technology Luxe had been developing related to a car-rental service it had yet to get off the ground.
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Its ambition is to "revolutionize space travel," but when it comes to manned missions, Elon Musk's SpaceX company sometimes seems to have struggled to … well, to get off the ground.
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The potential shared event space could also be useful for e-sports leagues trying to get off the ground that aren't big enough to make their own e-sports arenas.
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"I don't want to see people send money to a campaign that's probably not going to get off the ground," Ojeda said in a video posted by the Young Turks.
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A budding Instagram competitor would struggle to get off the ground, since early adopters of a newbie could no longer interact with friends who stayed on the Facebook-owned site.
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That contract has ended after the 433 million pound ($574 million) project failed to get off the ground, with the Welsh government ruling out under-writing half of the costs.
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And Meyers would be the funniest guy on the debate team who strategically deploys his jokes to puncture and deflate opposing arguments before they can even get off the ground.
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Whenever this flight does get off the ground, it'll mark the 100th launch from NASA's historic pad at LC-39A, which was used to launch the first astronauts to the Moon.
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At the same time, anyone using Google's ad placement service was also pushed toward using the search engine exclusively, making it harder for competitors like Bing to get off the ground.
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Mayor Bill de Blasio of New York, whose brief presidential campaign failed to get off the ground last year, endorsed Senator Bernie Sanders of Vermont for the Democratic nomination on Friday.
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There is no product on the market yet — the company is piloting different services at the moment — and so it's reasonable to wonder if this might ever get off the ground.
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Four years ago, when Formula E was still trying to get off the ground, the idea of an electric racing series seemed almost impossible with the contemporary limitations of EV technology.
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It includes the kind of core functionality developers might need to get off the ground, but it doesn't include the full suite of tools that its subscription enterprise-grade products do.
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Winkler also writes that large consumer tech companies such as Apple and Facebook have dominated the market almost entirely which makes it hard for many startups to get off the ground.
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But at a time when the DC Extended Universe is still struggling to get off the ground, isn't it a little too soon to give it the live-action movie treatment?
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By helping businesses get off the ground with an easy-to-use interface and ramp-up process, it can ensure that those businesses hang around as they continue to scale up.
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This is to be supplemented by abolishing the death tax and lowering corporate tax rates from 22019 percent to 15 percent—making it easier for businesses to get off the ground.
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And that added expense of maintaining these records pushed a number of porn companies out of business, and made it much harder for small time operations to get off the ground.
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I'll write for free to help a new publication that I admire get off the ground, or because I admire their mission, or because the editor is a friend of mine.
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While this effect is usually relegated to astronauts and cosmonauts, civilians may also eventually be able to experience this effect — that is, if space tourism plans ever get off the ground.
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But G.M. says its service won't get off the ground until late 2019 — a time when Waymo said its fleet would be providing as many as one million rides a day.
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Chad Anderson, Space Angel's chief executive, said that although the vast majority of these companies will fail, a small group possess the financing and engineering wherewithal to get off the ground.
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Part of the issue is that AI can feel easy to get off the ground in a testing or preliminary format, but that it's much harder to actually deploy at scale.
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But the start-up failed to get off the ground, so Bezos left and took a job as a product manager at Banker's Trust, which is now part of Deutsche Bank.
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Part of the growth in 2018 was spurred by investment in Vector as well as a number of other small launch providers that are now trying to get off the ground.
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Cloud services have been instrumental in enabling young companies like Snap to get off the ground and grow rapidly without needing to bulk up on expensive servers, storage arrays and networking gear.
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New York (CNN Business)Facebook's original target launch date for the Libra cryptocurrency is still months away, but hurdles are mounting for the project as it tries to get off the ground.
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The program — which tasks US private companies with building spacecraft that can transport NASA astronauts to and from the International Space Station — was originally supposed to get off the ground in 2017.
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And the G220, for all of its modular bluster, failed to set the world ablaze, owing in no small part to a component ecosystem that has yet to get off the ground.
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That said, the crowdfunding platform has enabled a number of companies to get off the ground, including those that range from gadgets and electronics to toys and home goods, among other things.
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This makes it easier for new businesses to get off the ground: the rate of startups is now above pre-crisis levels (though this will include some backlog from the crisis period).
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President Trump will need to put a lot more muscle behind a proposal to separate air traffic control from the federal government if he wants the idea to get off the ground.
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For several months, the GNA struggled to get off the ground, but on March 13th it was declared the sole legitimate government of Libya by Western powers impatient to end the deadlock.
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North Korea's air force has little to counter the South's advanced fighters in the air, but Pyongyang has showcased its potential ability to strike them even before they get off the ground.
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First of all, a cold weather test mission in Fairbanks, Alaska, literally failed to get off the ground because of problems with the radar and airframe unrelated to the new computer systems.
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But you don't actually need investors if you're starting a company that can get off the ground right away with your own two hands (and probably the helping hands of a partner).
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Ice Cube's BIG3 slapped Champions League with a lawsuit after the CL claimed its league can't get off the ground and blamed the BIG3 for allegedly breaking a deal with Champions League.
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The situation has the "potential to bloom into a real obstacle before intra-Afghan talks even get off the ground," Andrew Watkins, an Afghanistan expert at the International Crisis Group, told me.
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The group gave precedence to the children of party members who had been wounded or killed in Lebanon's wars, but also to the poor, to help their marriages get off the ground.
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"But every unnecessary page in these stacks represents hidden tax and harmful burdens to American workers and American businesses and in many cases mean projects never get off the ground," he said.
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When Initialized Capital launched in 2012, Ohanian and Tan were also partners at Y Combinator, a Silicon Valley accelerator fund known for helping companies like Airbnb and Dropbox get off the ground.
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Whether the Nexus, never mind the Uber air service, will ever get off the ground is far from certain, but the aircraft is one of the biggest and most striking products at CES.
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The company's U.S. plan is ambitious, and it is taking longer than expected to get off the ground, but that makes it a startup that is worth keeping an eye on in 2019.
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Friend's claim in the The New Yorker came in an article based on an interview with Sam Altman, the president of Y Combinator, a start-up accelerator helping companies get off the ground.
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If SpaceX has to postpone today, the earliest this flight can get off the ground is in August, because of other spacecraft scheduled to arrive and depart the ISS in the coming weeks.
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This is the Wan Chai Development Phase II Project, a large-scale land reclamation project on Victoria Harbor that cost over half-a-billion dollars just to get off the ground in 2009.
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This partially reusable rocket costs about $90 million to $150 million per launch, will fly again this year, and is scheduled to fly several more times before SLS can get off the ground.
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Why: Rae says The Engine's mission is to make it more cost-effective for harder-tech startups to get off the ground, almost like what AWS and Azure have done for software startups.
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The second bill would expand the legal limit on investors in venture funds doing early-stage funding that can help a company get off the ground — called angel investing — to 250 from 100.
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"Once we've demonstrated that new social networks with more things to offer can get off the ground, and interest people, I think we'll see lots more competition in this important area," Gelernter said.
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If future funding dwindles in the wake of the pandemic, projects already hindered by costly delays will face an uphill battle to be completed while new projects struggle to get off the ground.
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Critics say that, in demanding that candidates show fund-raising prowess, Emily's List is drifting from its original mission — to provide early seed money that can help a campaign get off the ground.
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Subsidies for these technologies make them more attractive and cause customers to ignore newer technological advances, which makes it more difficult to develop a broad enough customer base to get off the ground.
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Shaq's decision to pass on signing 'NSYNC after helping the boy band get off the ground is still tearing up Lance Bass' heart -- but he says there still would've been one major issue.
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But it takes time for provincial and state cannabis programs to get off the ground, for businesses to come online and for production and supply to get in a good balance with demand.
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The company provides open-source technology that can be attractive for early-stage startups that want to get off the ground and then seeks to convert those companies to paying customers with premium products.
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Telegram is effectively proposing to act as a benevolent dictator — it will control a majority of its currency, at least to start — helping a system that will eventually be decentralized get off the ground.
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The company, which has raised nearly $1 billion at this point and is valued at $4 billion, reportedly had to piece together checks from more than 200 angel investors to get off the ground.
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Shuster also pointed to regulatory reform as an important component of any infrastructure plan, saying there are "hundreds" of regulations that should be rolled back to ensure that transportation projects get off the ground.
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Its fate could also be an omen of whether a national climate policy built off the Green New Deal could get off the ground, so it's worth paying attention to what's happening in Springfield.
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Energy Minister Krzysztof Tchorzewski wants to build a nuclear power plant to reduce carbon emissions in the coal-dependant country, although he still needs government approval for the project to get off the ground.
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A still-hazy $1 trillion infrastructure plan from the Trump administration has yet to get off the ground, and Trump's promises of consistent 50 percent annual GDP growth have been pooh-poohed by economists.
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A still-hazy $1 trillion infrastructure plan from the Trump administration has yet to get off the ground, and Trump's promises of consistent 513 percent annual GDP growth have been pooh-poohed by economists.
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Modernizing labor laws, next on the government's reform list to lower business costs and help pull Brazil from its worst recession, will get off the ground before the pension bill clears Congress, Jucá said.
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But there's a good chance that there are a bunch of local carriers that are looking to get off the ground, and Benjamin Huang wants to help make sure there are even more options/.
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In June, Fiat Chrysler pulled out of a 50-50 merger offer with Renault as the deal couldn't get off the ground without the approval of the French government, a major shareholder in Renault.
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Once the companies get off the ground and are ready for seed-stage capital, High Alpha starts to transition from acting as a kind of incubator to taking on more of an advisory role.
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But with support for Dungeons & Dragons (and other pen-and-paper RPG) conversion software Fantasy Grounds, perhaps diehard RPG fans will be the early adopters these glasses need to truly get off the ground.
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With any expensive space mission, there's always a concern that one giant project could eat up all the funding in a single NASA directorate, making it hard for other missions to get off the ground.
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The big picture: Last May, Fiat Chrysler submitted a proposal for a 50-50 merger with Renault, but the deal couldn't get off the ground without the French government's approval, a major shareholder in Renault.
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"However, Russia's decision to begin issuing renminbi (yuan) denominated bonds in late 2015 indicates Moscow is keen to create the financial infrastructure for smaller scale, private investment projects to get off the ground," McDowell noted.
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Small businesses looking to get off the ground and get their products online might be paralyzed by the sheer volume of stuff that needs to get done before a click-to-buy button even appears.
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The gaming world is excited to play Anthem, BioWare's answer to Destiny and other big-budget online shooters — but an exclusive preview weekend for the mech-flying game has struggled to get off the ground.
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"It was hard work to get off the ground but it helped hugely that Madonna came to stay for a month when we first opened, so we got so much publicity for free," says Clivaz.
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NASA's new heavy-lift rocket will not get off the ground until December 133 at the earliest, and its maiden flight could easily slip to the middle of 2020, the space agency announced on Wednesday.
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According to an old bio on her website, she was going to launch a beauty line called "Christianné Lorraine," and a PR firm called Allen Strategies, neither of which seemed to get off the ground.
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Imagine the panic if we had suddenly learned during the Cold War that a bulwark of America's nuclear deterrence could not even get off the ground because of an exploitable deficiency in its control network.
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Libra is the planned cryptocurrency or "stablecoin" that Facebook and other partner organizations, under the name Libra Association, are trying to get off the ground, despite widespread opposition from lawmakers and activists around the world.
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Snapchat hopes its program will give birth to a new wave of mobile media project — and that the creators who build them will want to work with Snap once those projects get off the ground.
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NASA's coverage of today's launch is set to begin at 4:15PM ET, while coverage of the Soyuz docking will begin around 10:15PM ET. Check back then to watch this mission get off the ground.
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As we previously reported upon Rae's hiring, the plan is to make it more cost-effective for harder-tech startups to get off the ground, similar to what AWS and Azure have done for software startups.
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"I don't know that a show like Veep would get off the ground today because I think it almost relied on the contrast," Scott said on BuzzFeed News' Twitter morning show AM to DM on Tuesday.
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For a game that failed to get off the ground, the promotion efforts were costly, the sources said, noting that one of the tournaments cost $4.5 million and a top prize could be a Tesla car.
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A parallel plan for pan-euro zone deposit protection, however, has yet to get off the ground, chiefly due to opposition from Germany, which does not want to be on the hook for bank failures elsewhere.
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With institutional investors being approached regularly for fresh capital from the venture firms with which they work, it's harder than ever for a new fund to secure the commitments it needs to get off the ground.
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None of the races last night were ones where Sanders himself had an active role in endorsing a candidate, and the Brand New Congress is itself a new organization still trying to get off the ground.
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If Apple's standards for LiDAR tech are as high as the Reuters report makes them out to be, that could explain why its self-driving car project has taken so long to get off the ground.
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Before DAPA could get off the ground, a lawsuit from Texas and 25 other states claiming the programme was illegal presidential overreach led a federal judge in Brownsville, Texas to put Mr Obama's plans on hold.
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But it doesn't speak to the fundamental proposition: If you unravel 230, then you harm the opportunity for diverse voices, diverse platforms, and, particularly, the little guy to have a chance to get off the ground.
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But Hunton Andrews Kurth partner Fred Eames described the new group this way in a statement to Axios: The big picture: Deployment of carbon capture and storage tech has been slow to get off the ground.
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The network's management responded with a bid to shut down the organizing drive before it had a chance to get off the ground, refusing to extend voluntary recognition to the workers looking to affiliate with IATSE.
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And this is grounded in sound evolutionary logic: If we weren't disposed to punish or exclude bad actors, there would be no cost to being a bad actor, and cooperative societies couldn't get off the ground.
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The chair of the European Parliament's trade committee is warning that obstacles like steel and aluminum duties and Trump administration's auto tariff threats must be resolved before U.S.-EU trade talks can get off the ground.
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The first flight of NASA's next big rocket, the Space Launch System, likely won't launch until June 2020, though it's now officially scheduled to get off the ground sometime in December 2019, according to the space agency.
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The Iridium satellites need to get into a very particular polar orbit — a path around Earth that runs from pole to pole — so there's very little flexibility for when the Falcon 9 can get off the ground.
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ACCRA (Reuters) - French President Emmanuel Macron fears Islamist militants have scored military and symbolic victories in West Africa while a regional military force has struggled to get off the ground, a French presidential source said on Thursday.
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But for it to even get off the ground, it will need data centers — and developing greener data centers, and a lower-carbon energy grid to power them is something that could pay off no matter what.
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President Obama took heat for the "shovel ready" transportation projects contained in his economic stimulus bill, centered on how long such projects took to get off the ground and whether they created as many jobs as promised.
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Britain needs to invest in new capacity to replace aging coal and nuclear plants due to close in the 2020s, but large new plants, especially nuclear, have struggled to get off the ground due to high costs.
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Sadly, the very thing that makes Demeny voting desirable — the political and cultural weakness of the family in an aging and individualist society — makes it hard to imagine how it could ever get off the ground politically.
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Reinsch pointed out in a recent blog post that talks may not even get off the ground because of a disagreement over whether agriculture — a highly subsidized and protected industry in Europe — should be included in negotiations.
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"I worry about the next Google, the next Twitter, the next emerging platform that we would grow to love," Ms. McSherry said, "but it'll never exist because that platform, that business would never get off the ground."
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Last time, when Facebook sent Calibra CEO David Marcus, it didn't go so well, and Zuckerberg's testimony will likely give us a better idea of whether Libra has a chance to ever really get off the ground.
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They directed the pilot episode of the FX show, "Snowfall," and before landing the "Bad Boys for Life" job they tried to make "Beverly Hills Cop 4" (which they are still trying to get off the ground).
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The beleaguered Facebook cryptocurrency project struggles to get off the ground in 2019 as regulators continue to hate it, partners continue to leave it, and Facebook itself decides to save its powder to fight government battles elsewhere.
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One reason it seems to have crept up on the city is that it's a large, well-capitalized, big-time restaurant of the kind that only established groups seem able to get off the ground these days.
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She is now set to serve as a senior adviser to America First Policies, a nonprofit group helmed by former Trump campaign officials that has struggled to get off the ground in the first months of Trump's presidency.
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The company has raised a small round of funding just to get off the ground — $500,000 from Khosla Ventures, Y Combinator, SV Angel and angels that include Square product engineering lead Gokul Rajaram and DoorDash CEO Tony Xu.
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Still, name recognition is half the battle for any new app looking to get off the ground, and the fact that HQ has that in spades is an impressive start — and a positive thing for its female hosts.
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Let's just say this little kid's goal celebration took a little while to get off the ground, but when he finally gets that shirt over his head—just like the big boys—it's a thing of triumphant beauty.
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Project Exile was a federal program that Comey helped get off the ground in the late 90s, and his chosen username, Reinhold Niebuhr, was a reference to a theologian that Comey focused on in his college senior thesis.
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Without agreement between the two, whose nations account for 50 percent of euro zone output, any ambition to upgrade Europe's economic and monetary union and help the bloc withstand future crises is unlikely to get off the ground.
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While they want to keep the pressure on the White House to cooperate in several ongoing investigations, they're also urging the launch of an outside investigation, which would require the support of Republicans to get off the ground.
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Several power plants are shutting down under economic duress, which is putting pressure on Congress and state legislatures to keep them open, while a new generation of advanced nuclear technologies need government backing to get off the ground.
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Republicans balked at the massive price tag of the 85033 legislation and linked it to the stimulus plan, which some critics say didn't create as many jobs as promised and took too long to get off the ground.
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While these big-name managers being open for new investment hurts managers trying to get off the ground, hedge-fund investors have a once-in-a-blue-moon opportunity to get in with the most well-known managers.
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Wharton then took him on at 20 to teach Marketing 101 while on the side he ran a business, the Advertising Specialty Institute, which published a directory of promotional materials to help new businesses get off the ground.
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At the current pace, Mr. Trump's American greatness project may never get off the ground, remaining no more than a slogan on red hats, a testament to the emptiness of his populist promises to help the forgotten workers.
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His Crazy Cart Landspeeder will never get off the ground (at least intentionally) but the fact that you actually get to pilot this craft around empty parking lots makes us all the more envious of Adam's latest creation.[YouTube]
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AIRPLANE It reads like a "Saturday Night Live" skit, but (unfortunately for the taxpayer) it's true: Two U.S. agencies joined forces to spend $86 million on a plane that can't even get off the ground, a new report says.
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"If you don't have Atlas, the business may not get off the ground in the first place," said Benjamin M. Lawsky, former superintendent of financial services for New York State, who now sits on the advisory board for Atlas.
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Since becoming Small Business Committee chairman last year, I have made access to capital one of our top priorities so that small businesses can have the resources they need to get off the ground and stay off the ground.
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Thousands of people turned out across Australia this month to protest against the project in northeastern Queensland state, which Adani has battled to try and get off the ground for years in the face of political and environmental headwinds.
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While it's not clear when the Amazon-led initiative will get off the ground, the hospital alliance expects to finalize its plan this month and expects to roll out the health plan for 2019 open enrollment in the fall.
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"Tomorrow's jobs report looms as a potential catalyst for a breakout in yields, or, if wages remain weak, it will prove another reason why yields can't get off the ground," wrote Thomas Tzitzouris of Strategas Research in a note.
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The answer could lie in the industrial mix which, in the case of Minnesota, includes a disproportionately high number of medical device and other life sciences companies, which typically take a lot of capital to get off the ground.
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Without agreement between the two leaders, whose economies account for 50 percent of euro zone output, any ambition to upgrade Europe's economic and monetary union and help the bloc withstand future crises is unlikely to get off the ground.
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For advisers just getting started or who may be struggling to get off the ground, he'd remind them "not to expect that everybody is going to say yes," and that for clients, hiring an adviser is a huge decision.
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A U.S. source said that Saudi officials had raised the idea of a security pact before Trump visited the kingdom last year when he announced a massive arms deal, but the alliance proposal did not get off the ground.
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Every U.N.-facilitated negotiating process over the past three years has failed to get off the ground, and ceasefire initiatives that were supposed to be a prelude to a conflict-ending diplomacy have tended to break down within days.
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Woods also suggested that even if the PGL does not get off the ground, the concept of getting the best golfers in the world competing against each other on a more regular basis will not go away anytime soon.
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The government has taken notice too, doling out around 300 million zlotys through a European Union funded program -- the fourth round of which is underway -- to award developers early stage grants to help gaming projects get off the ground.
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KABUL (Reuters) - The Afghan Taliban on Tuesday offered to protect major government projects, such as the mining of a big copper deposit and an international natural gas pipeline project, to allow them to get off the ground after years of delay.
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MongoDB provides open-sourced database software that can be pretty attractive to early-stage startups as they look to get off the ground, and then look to convert those companies (and larger ones) to paying customers by offering sophisticated tools.
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As Variety points out, season 16 was a beast to get off the ground, due to its costly cache of celebrities: Perry signed on with a $25 million dollar deal, with Seacrest's deal giving him $15 million as a host.
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The Vegas Tech Fund is a Vegas-based, seed-stage venture fund with ambitious plans to help hundreds of tech startups get off the ground: The fund has attracted attention from some of the most notable luminaries in the tech world.
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After Fischer and Yurchikhin get off the ground tomorrow, they're set to rendezvous with the station about six hours later at 9:23AM ET. Their boarding will pave the way for another vehicle to then hook up with the ISS too.
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One of the challenges is simply timing: so many things have to happen at once for these projects to get off the ground, and most governors and mayors lack the timing skills required to get them over the finish line.
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In contrast, major thermal coal projects aimed at supplying the seaborne market are in short supply and increasingly difficult to get off the ground, as witnessed by the ongoing struggles of India's Adani Enterprises to build its Carmichael mine in Australia.
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Announced today by Sally Marx, the tech program manager for the DNC, the new marketplace will have a host of tech tools that campaigns can use to get off the ground, manage their progress and ensure easy outreach to voters.
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Luis Rivera, director of the Institute of Mining Engineers of Peru, said Aljovin should focus on helping medium-sized mining projects get off the ground to counter the economy's slowdown in the wake of flooding and a graft scandal this year.
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Britain needs to invest in new capacity to replace aging coal and nuclear reactors that are due to close in the 2020s, but large new plants have struggled to get off the ground due to high costs and weak electricity prices.
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That&aposs particularly the case with the kinds of companies that Neumann mostly invested in — nascent firms that are just trying to get off the ground and often in need of the guidance and hand-holding of experienced industry insiders.
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SuperMeat, an Israeli biotech and food-tech startup that is developing lab-made chicken meat, has raised $3 million in seed funding, as it becomes the latest of a crop of so-called 'clean meat' companies to get off the ground.
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That kind of disruption is hard for Congress to swallow, and arguably one of the key reasons why a single-payer system — even if it garners some support from Trump allies — would struggle to get off the ground in Washington.
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France, Germany and Britain have struggled to save the deal by setting up a barter trade mechanism with Iran but it has yet to get off the ground and Tehran on Wednesday set another 60-day deadline for the Europeans.
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France, Germany and Britain have struggled to save the deal by setting up a barter trade mechanism with Iran but it has yet to get off the ground and Tehran on Wednesday set another 60-day deadline for the Europeans.
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Merkel said new technologies sometimes take time to get off the ground and end up being exploited by those other than their original inventors, citing the example of German engineer Konrad Zuse, who developed the first programmable computer in 1941.
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Facebook has pledged in recent weeks to hold off on launching Libra until it can allay U.S. regulators' concerns — a tall order that officials doubt Libra can meet any time soon, raising questions about whether it will get off the ground.
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And there is a similar trial of low-dose LSD in the works over in the UK. In the US, meanwhile, research involving LSD remains much more difficult to get off the ground, given its status as a Schedule I controlled substance.
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A Wall Street analyst, Bucky Hellwig, senior vice president at BB&T Wealth Management in Birmingham, Alabama, said that because the infrastructure panel had yet to get off the ground, its demise was less important than the scrapping of the other two groups.
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Brown highlighted ailing state power firm Eskom, which has had to implement rolling blackouts and take multiple state bailouts to stay afloat, saying projects could not get off the ground while it was impossible to accurately forecast the availability or price of electricity.
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Despite all this, Slab hopes to get the buy-in from teams as it grows beyond just that word-of-mouth seed where many startups get off the ground with that focus on ease-of-use that Slack made popular in Silicon Valley.
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Bush's Right to Rise Super PAC has particularly unloaded on Rubio of late, trying to prevent Rubio from performing well in an early state in hopes that his candidacy will be nipped in the bud before it can get off the ground.
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While the investigations may have struggled to get off the ground, it wasn't for a lack of cooperation from the US. After Yanukovych fled and the investigation kicked into gear, banks began turning over "suspicious activity reports" to the US Treasury Department.
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Because regardless of what devices are supported, what games are available, or how much cloud gaming services like these will cost, the technology won't get off the ground if the latency is unmanageable or the services just plain don't work well at launch.
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President Xi Jinping pledged in 2015 to replace the regional schemes with the nationwide ETS by 2017, but despite a soft launch late last year, trading has yet to get off the ground amid concerns about data accuracy in some industrial sectors.
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Britain needs to invest in new capacity to replace aging coal and nuclear reactors that are due to close in the 2020s, but large new plants, especially nuclear have struggled to get off the ground due to high costs and weak electricity prices.
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Navroz K. Dubash, a climate change expert with the Center for Policy Research in New Delhi, said planned coal projects were struggling to obtain financing in India because of uncertainty over the regulatory environment, and most were unlikely to get off the ground.
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The real goal, then, isn't just for "Black Panther" or "Wonder Woman" to demonstrate their worth, but for the future projects they help get off the ground be spared the extra level of scrutiny that past trailblazers have felt, fairly or not.
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Last month, Switzerland&aposs president and finance minister Ueli Maurer said that "the project, in this form, has thus failed," while Facebook executives have stressed that Calibra is part of a long-term initiative that could take years to get off the ground.
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Flying cars always seem to be right around the corner, but just in the last few years, we've seen vaporware like the Aeromobil get announced alongside other ventures like Uber Elevate's ridiculous flying taxi project, which has also struggled to get off the ground.
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After a couple of failed attempts that required some extensive, emergency, on-airstrip repairs, the ride-on toy does eventually get off the ground, thanks to a pair of massive electric motors with 28-inch propellers that each produce over 30 pounds of thrust.
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But I have privilege and power and a large following to bring this show… Sometimes it takes those with more power to help a show get off the ground so we can elevate marginalized stars that deserve the limelight and give them a chance.
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The actor had just been through an unpleasant experience during the long pre-production of what would become 213's silly farce, What's New Pussycat — a film that he had helped get off the ground, but wound up feeling sidelined on and squeezed out of.
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Before valiant police officers stopped him, this miserable, suffering person, who was a member of the white power skinhead gang I had helped to get off the ground back in the late 1980s, murdered six people and left an elderly holy man in a coma.
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While his idea did briefly get off the ground — Alvin Ailey directed and choreographed a small-scale production of Virgil Thomson's "Four Saints in Three Acts" in 1973 — and a "mini-Met" was long championed by James Levine, a second theater was never built.
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That could create real competition problems: Netflix, for instance, can afford to pay these fees and offer a snappy connection to everyone, but it'll be much harder for a new streaming service to attract customers and get off the ground without a costly investment in delivery speed.
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Back in April, an Overwatch pro who competed with Toronto Esports (before the Overwatch League started) went on a racist tirade on stream, which prompted the team organization to fire him, basically ending his esports career before it had a chance to get off the ground.
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Read the 2-page note billionaire Ray Dalio just sent investors laying out his coronavirus game planThe broader hedge fund industry was already under pressure following years of high fees for underperformance, with smaller funds in particular struggling to get off the ground and sustain themselves.
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After struggling to get off the ground at first, it had its credibility tarnished by a financial scandal that resulted in the imprisonment of its former board president, Leonard F. Pickell Jr., who stole more than $1 million in cash and unauthorized expenses from the group.
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"The institutions are hopefully going to help with scaling some of these folks that were a little faster than the institutions," said Scott Goodstein, the CEO of Revolution Messaging, the digital firm behind Bernie Sanders' campaign, who has helped some of the new apps get off the ground.
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The Airborne Laser May Rise Again But It Will Look Very DifferentThe Airborne Laser program can be tracked back to the Reagan years, and after billions in…Read more ReadBut according to Webb, things have changed and as technology has improved, the project could get off the ground soon.
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Former Department of Homeland Security (DHS) officials and lawmakers fear the shutdown, now in its 28503th day, could have both short- and long-term effects, hurting the new Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency's (CISA) efforts to get off the ground and potentially pushing existing talent out the door.
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Former Department of Homeland Security (DHS) officials and lawmakers fear the shutdown, now in its 20th day, could have both short- and long-term effects, hurting the new Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency's (CISA) efforts to get off the ground and potentially pushing existing talent out the door.
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For these reasons, new SMEs should be a major target for challenger banks, who could attract them with an easy and fast onboarding process or by collaborating with startup incubators, like Techstars or IncuBus, to network with prospective business founders before their companies even get off the ground.
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The proposal has little immediate effectSpencer Perlman, the director of healthcare research at the investment adviser and consultancy Veda Partners, said the proposal was likely to have little immediate effect, as it would take a long time to get off the ground and is relatively limited in scope.
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After a dismal 1-7 start to the season killed their postseason hopes before they could even get off the ground, the Falcons have played pretty well through the second half of the season, winning four of their last six including impressive victories over the Saints and 49ers.
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Attempts to create a venue for dialog or even background talks have so far failed to get off the ground, hampered in part by the leaderless nature of the protest movement, which makes it difficult to say who, if anyone, could take part in negotiations with the government.
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The company has a launch window that lasts roughly an hour and a half, opening at 7:10PM ET and ending at 8:38PM ET. If, for some reason, the mission cannot get off the ground today, SpaceX can try again at the same time tomorrow, December 17th.
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"For a long time they struggled to get off the ground, because a lot of times it was tough to find ways for the financial investor and the pharmaceutical company to both get what they wanted": a good financial return for the former, and "optionality" on their pipelines for the latter.
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The film's worldwide box office was just over $21982 million, and a third Tron is once again struggling to get off the ground, having been greenlit in March 22049, un-greenlit in May 2015, and now possibly becoming a starring vehicle for currently controversial Very Serious Actor™ Jared Leto.
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In the United States, this whole line of argument would never get off the ground because Vestager's core complaint is that Amazon is introducing new, cheaper competing products into the world — and American courts interpret the law according to a standard by which the goal of antitrust is to promote consumer welfare.
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Monday's launch is scheduled to get off the ground at 7:15AM ET, though the rocket can takeoff up until 9AM ET. The launch was originally scheduled for Sunday at the same time, but the mission was scrubbed due to an issue with one of the sensors on the Falcon 9 first stage.
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But Boeing is a particularly active litigant, not only against Bombardier but against Airbus, which it says got billions of dollars of cheap loans from the EU. Naturally, Boeing itself got billions of dollars of help (in the form of military contracts) to get off the ground back in the 1950s and 1960s.
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Both of those previous positions are probably going to be of particular interest to Pinterest, as someone with Brougher's experience dealing with smaller- and medium-sized businesses can help Pinterest pitch itself as an advertising product for those small businesses looking to get off the ground that's a good alternative to Facebook.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Extreme heat over the next several decades will make it more difficult for full planes to get off the ground, requiring airlines to offload fuel, cargo and at times even passengers to manage smooth takeoffs, according to a study by a research unit of Columbia University released on Thursday.
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My Drunk Kitchen is a show that would never get off the ground in 18: a girl using a cruddy webcam to film herself getting drunk and stuffing croutons into a Cornish game hen is the type of friendly, intimate weirdness that is now commodified and prepackaged by web video production teams.
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House Majority Leader Kevin McCarthyKevin Owen McCarthyOmar says US should reconsider aid to Israel I'm not a Nazi, I'm just a dude: What it's like to be the other Steve King Trump finds consistent foil in 'Squad' MORE (R-Calif.) said he didn't think the proposal would ever get off the ground.
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More than six years after a Broadway revival of 1964's "Funny Girl" failed to get off the ground, Lauren Ambrose will get the chance to play the title role in another cherished musical: She will be Eliza Doolittle in the Lincoln Center Theater production of "My Fair Lady" opening this spring.
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At TechCrunch Disrupt VCs are responsible for helping startups — the focus of the three-day event — get off the ground, and, as such, they are often the most familiar with trends in the startup ecosystem, ready to deliver insights, anecdotes and advice to our audience of entrepreneurs, investors, operators, managers and more.
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A pair of outside-spending efforts targeting him have struggled to get off the ground: Ad campaigns in Iowa and Nevada by a pro-Israel group failed to halt Mr. Sanders's advance, and a second group, known as the Big Tent Project, has managed to cobble together only a few million dollars.
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If he thought cooperating with President Trump on a border wall and immigration would get him some of that money, he might be willing to work with the U.S. This grand plan to build a wall and take other immigration control measures with Mexican help, funded by the U.S., might never get off the ground.
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That model certainly has the Air beat on the pricing front, at $399 to its $799, but the new quadcopter represents six additional months of software finessing in an attempt to bring to market the kind of device a first-time flier can get off the ground and not crash into anything or anyone.
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The tech industry is starting to doubt Facebook will be able to launch its Libra currency by 2020 Sal Rodriguez talks to observers who are skeptical that Libra will get off the ground this year: At least one early Facebook investor, Matt Ocko, is actively rooting for regulators to stop Libra before it launches.
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Read more: A stirring new SpaceX animation of Starship launching shows how the rocket company plans to turn Texas into Earth's interplanetary transport hubMorgan Stanley Research assumes Starlink would get off the ground 60 satellites at a time, as SpaceX demonstrated in May, at a cost of about $50 million per Falcon 9 launch.
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That means Tinder's time at the top could be overrun by newcomers in later months, especially as new streaming services get off the ground (assuming they offer in-app subscriptions); if TikTok starts taking monetization seriously; or if any other large apps from China find global audiences outside of China's third-party app stores.
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SpaceX had hoped to run a test launch of its Falcon Heavy — the first ever for the massive, high-capacity rocket — sometime this January, but that looks increasingly unlikely as it still needs to perform a static test fire (which also requires Space Wing support) prior to even attempting to get off the ground.
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He acknowledges that some companies with deep tech or deep infrastructure require that kind of substantial up-front investment to get off the ground, but SaaS companies are supposed to be able to take advantage of modern technology to build companies more easily, and he wants to see them build solid companies first and foremost.
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But Quibi, which is named after the phrase "quick bite" for the types of easily digestible video content it aims to produce, plans to raise an additional $1 billion, on top of the $1 billion it already has, to get its service properly funded to get off the ground, according to a report in The Information.
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Takeoff is scheduled for 7:44PM ET, but ULA has a launch window that lasts an hour and 15 minutes, so the rocket can get off the ground any time until 8:59PM ET. So far, weather looks great for a launch; there's a 90 percent chance that conditions will be good, according to Patrick Military Air Force Base.
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We've noted this before, but here's the money chart again: While Amazon is increasingly facing a lot of competition from Microsoft's Azure, as well as Google Cloud, it was one of the original infrastructure operations that gave birth to modern internet services, helping startups get off the ground with servers that they didn't have to buy themselves.
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"I think the RNC passing this resolution sends a clear and distinct message to all potential primary opponents that there's no room for you with the base of our party and that there's no oxygen for any candidacy in its infancy to get off the ground," said David Bossie, the President's former deputy campaign manager and an RNC committeeman.
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And while these developers may be located on opposite sides of the planet, a common thread emerged in our conversations: If it weren't for the rise of digital distribution, putting them on more of an even playing field with software giants like Facebook, Google, and Microsoft, they wouldn't have managed to get off the ground in the first place.
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And while the GOP has largely ignored the increasing size of the federal budget deficit and followed Trump in his embrace of protectionist economic policies, Weld wants to radically cut federal spending and balance the budget, and he is extremely proud of the work he did to help NAFTA get off the ground in the 1990s.
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The first few chapters of "Turtles All the Way Down" are a little crude, a little awkward and a little slow to get off the ground — it's as if Green needed extra time on the runway to overcome the weight of a success like "The Fault in Our Stars," which became a touchstone for teenagers everywhere.
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Larissa and I walk the grounds and swat away flies and move through space — lush and teeming — and suddenly we're uninterested in making our EST/Sloan commission (a play about women pilots and space flight and what it takes to get off the ground) small and tidy; we want to explode it with all the dynamic lifefulness it craves.
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"I think the railways and motorways are going to take a long time to get off the ground, because the railways need subsidies for a start," says Glen Searle, an associate professor in planning at the University of Sydney and the University of Queensland, who formerly worked in planning policy for the New South Wales government.
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Well, the problem is Congress is now gone for the August recess, and so that is not going to be a viable vehicle at this point until sometime in September, and by the time all of that -- even if it did get off the ground, I think it may be too late, so we need to get this stuff soon.
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The best way to keep the status quo is by making sure debates about it never get off the ground — especially since the polling shows that the great majority of Americans on both parties support, for example, background checks on private sales and sales at gun shows, bans on assault-style weapons, and a federal database to track gun sales.
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Southeast Asia itself has matured immensely since the Gree fund's early days, but Kapur and Isaac — investment manager Samir Chaibi is the third member on the non-Japan side of the fund — maintain that there's still "a gap in terms of institutional capital on seed stage" in some verticals where angel investors are helping new ventures get off the ground with first checks and early backing.
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Now, 5003 years on, he's behind a book— For the Sake of Heaviness: The History of Metal Blade Records—written with Mark Eglinton and forwarded by Lars Ulrich which charts the label's journey and the behind-the-scenes role Slagel played in everything from hooking up the world's biggest metal band with two of their bassists, to helping Prosthetic Records get off the ground.
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"If we can actually allow new online commerce and online businesses to exist, by virtue of making it easier for people to trade internationally, make it easier for businesses get off the ground, then we think that's a really worthwhile thing to be doing and a really healthy force in the world ... which encourages new job creation and which gives people fundamentally more access to the online economy," he said.
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In the case of neobanks, Thought Machine's pitch is that it has already built the rails to run a banking service, so a startup — "new challengers like Monzo and Revolut that are creating quite a lot of disruption in the market" (and are growing very quickly as a result) — can integrate into these to get off the ground more quickly and handle scaling with less complexity (and lower costs).
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Anthony Davis, who has twice made the NBA's All-Defensive team; Andre Roberson, who is likely to make the same squad this season; Dewayne Dedmon, who saw San Antonio's defensive rating drop from 102.7 to 97.5 when he was on the floor; and Aaric Murray, who as a college player was dismissed from two schools in a three-year period and never saw his professional career get off the ground for reasons outside of basketball.
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Yet the process of separating industries from a Chinese tech giant as massive as Huawei will prove difficult for governments worldwide, and especially the US. Huawei is already years ahead of the competition when it comes to building out the necessary infrastructure for 5G, and US companies would not only have to agree to common standards, but also build comparable hardware and deploy it in such a way that 5G networks get off the ground nationwide in the time frame companies like AT&T and Verizon keep promising.
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I'M NOT ACTUALLY SURE THAT WE HAVE SHARED ANYTHING YET BUT I THINK IT'S JUST IMPORTANT TO UNDERSTAND THE REALLY IMPORTANT ROLE THAT THESE TECHNOLOGY PLATFORMS PLAY IN PEOPLE'S LIVES AND EVERYONE WANTS TO MAKE SURE THERE'S A FAIR PLAYING FIELD FOR ALL NEW COMPETITORS ALL NEW INNOVATORS BECAUSE I THINK AS WE HAVE LOOKED AT THE TECHNOLOGY LANDSCAPE IN AMERICA A LOT OF THE BIG BREAKTHROUGHS, STORIES OR AUGMENTED REALITY, THE PRODUCTS WE HAVE CREATED, A LOT OF THOSE INNOVATIONS DRIVEN PROGRESS OVERALL IN THE INDUSTRY AND THE BOTTOM LINE IS COMPETITION CAN BE REALLY PRODUCTIVE BECAUSE IT ENCOURAGES COMPANIES TO CHANGE, PROVIDE BETTER PRODUCTS FOR THE PEOPLE THAT THEY SERVE AND SO I THINK FOR US OVERALL WE NEED TO MAKE SURE THAT SMALL COMPANIES HAVE A REAL OPPORTUNITY TO COMPETE IN AN ENVIRONMENT WITH REALLY LARGE TECHNOLOGY PLAYERS AND I THINK SNAP IS THE SUCCESS STORY BUT MANY, MANY START-UPS THAT HAVEN'T HAD A CHANCE TO GET OFF THE GROUND BECAUSE THESE COMPANIES ARE SO LARGE AND WIELD SO MUCH POWER.
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