The new benchmark will have trouble getting off the ground.
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The PAC backing Trump is just getting off the ground.
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"The transition thing is getting off the ground," Moore said.
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This is all predicated on Libra actually getting off the ground.
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The launch has had some trouble getting off the ground, though.
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At the time, the night was just getting off the ground.
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But large infrastructure projects have been slow getting off the ground.
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But airships face a few challenges getting off the ground and scaling.
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These radical transportation repair programs tend to struggle getting off the ground.
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S. trade deal getting off the ground continued to weigh on shares.
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Even by that standard, Tse's company is just getting off the ground.
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Still, none of this necessarily precludes Bitcoin Gold from getting off the ground.
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Now, more early-stage companies are getting off the ground using debt financing.
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They underestimate how much time and money getting off the ground will take
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But the proposal in its current form could have trouble getting off the ground.
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In fact, as the video above shows, an early prototype's barely getting off the ground.
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Great gadget companies are now having a harder time than ever getting off the ground.
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IPAB would disrupt these incentives at the same time they are getting off the ground.
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YOU WERE SEXUALLY HARASSED BY AN INVESTOR AS YOUR COMPANY WAS GETTING OFF THE GROUND.
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That's tight scheduling if Musk has doubts about the Falcon Heavy getting off the ground.
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It's already happening in Alaska and Utah, where similar campaigns are getting off the ground.
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E-commerce was just getting off the ground; Martha Stewart was getting out of prison!
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Their advertising business is just getting off the ground, and they've got the audience everyone wants.
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Big-ticket government infrastructure projects worth billions of dollars have been slow getting off the ground.
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The uncertainty created by the delay, many fear, may prevent projects from getting off the ground.
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More of an immediate concern is the legislation stopping Amazon's drones from getting off the ground.
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Carbon capture, utilization and storage (CCUS): This technology is promising but still getting off the ground.
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Is there even a reason to believe it has a chance of getting off the ground?
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And tonight we just haven't been getting off the ground, and it says in the Kabbalah . . .
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Netflix, after all, faced plenty of resistance from Hollywood when it was first getting off the ground.
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Unlike Mother's Day, a day for our fathers had a more difficult time getting off the ground.
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For professionals seeking to start a business, getting off the ground can be the most difficult part.
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But when ThirdLove was getting off the ground, Victoria's Secret was the top dog in the market.
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They're the kinds of businesses that may look better at scale, but need help getting off the ground.
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Some of these are single locations, not large deals, as this business is just getting off the ground.
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Though the Roche studies are just getting off the ground, analysts said the news so far looks good.
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There's also Roborace, a prototype autonomous racing series tied to Formula E that is still getting off the ground.
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Some are referring to the deal as a high-priced acquihire because Jet was just getting off the ground.
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Ollie is getting off the ground with two products, a chicken and a beef version of its dog food.
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"The district has a lot of assets that Frank LoBiondo was instrumental in getting off the ground," he said.
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A film adaptation of Doc Savage was announced back in 2013, but apparently it's only now getting off the ground.
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Offshore wind, which is part of the country's push into renewable power, has faced hurdles in getting off the ground.
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Members were warned Wednesday that the move would imperil the appropriations process just as it was getting off the ground.
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Getting off the ground as a new financial adviser, especially when you're not working on a team, can be challenging.
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The junta has ramped up investment to lift activity but big infrastructure projects have been slow getting off the ground.
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There are only so many stories that can be told about Midge's comedy career getting off the ground, and Mrs.
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And lift off -- (END VIDEO CLIP) CARL AZUZ, CNN 210 ANCHOR: The Falcon 103 rocket getting off the ground on Sunday.
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Of course, the iMessage App Store is still getting off the ground, so the app has seen limited downloads so far.
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They can provide a source of finance for serious software projects which otherwise have a hard time getting off the ground.
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But after winning Higgins' heart on The Bachelor this spring, Bushnell says their wedding planning is finally getting off the ground.
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With such a high price tag for basic compliance, no wonder so few new community banks are getting off the ground.
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The system was so effective that Google bought the tiny start-up these researchers were only just getting off the ground.
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But E3 also laid bare each platform's glaring weak points, just as VR gaming is supposed to be getting off the ground.
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Harper had been hoping to entice the group to help fund a new foundation that he was just getting off the ground.
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These 13 startups range from established private companies looking to go public, to smaller startups that are just getting off the ground.
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A Russian court recently canceled the casino project of a Russian developer because it was too slow in getting off the ground.
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The much-vaunted capital-markets union, which aims to reduce European firms' reliance on banks for finance, is only getting off the ground.
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Techstars is also here, and that provides a gathering place, training and some funding for startups that are just getting off the ground.
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The entire ecosystem of new headphones and adapters required to make use of Lightning and wireless audio is just getting off the ground.
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The junta has ramped up spending to try to boost domestic activity, but large infrastructure projects have been slow getting off the ground.
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That families could use the proposed tax credit funds at private schools kept it from getting off the ground in the Great Lakes State.
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If the federal rule is struck down, it will have a chilling effect on state programs that are just now getting off the ground.
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"This would put small and medium-sized businesses at a disadvantage and prevent innovative new ones from even getting off the ground," they wrote.
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Salmo, a 32-year-old who was an English teacher before the war, joined the group as it was just getting off the ground.
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"Maybe that means that things like Black Lives Matter or Tahrir Square have a little bit more trouble getting off the ground quickly," Wong said.
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In Diana, the experts credit the princess as a "catalyst" for the cable news industry, which was just getting off the ground in the '90s.
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SpaceX, one of NASA's biggest partners, owes its success in large part to NASA development contracts it received as it was getting off the ground.
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"This would put small and medium-sized businesses at a disadvantage and prevent innovative new ones from even getting off the ground," the letter says.
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Initiatives to build capability are getting off the ground - the Diplomatic Academy is providing trade training programmes, Cabinet Office is discussing system-wide capability programmes.
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So maybe that means that things like Black Lives Matter, or Tahrir Square have a little bit more trouble getting off the ground quickly. Right?
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And Cerity Partners' Jim Lebenthal, who owns shares of Electronic Arts, doesn't anticipate any addiction-related legislation getting off the ground in the United States.
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But the platform's launch was delayed, only recently getting off the ground, and top officials are strong-arming a potential competitor out of the market.
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Kleiner Perkins founding partner Brooke Byers recruited Dr. Ken Drazan to serve as a consultant to the company as it was getting off the ground.
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So we were talking about those initiatives, which she's getting off the ground, which I'm super excited about, but for the most part ... Brian Chesky?
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It has been stuck in neutral for years, with very few new projects getting off the ground and a number of existing reactors facing potential closure.
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"I just don't see that getting off the ground," said Severin Borenstein, a professor at the Haas School of Business of the University of California, Berkeley.
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The DCCC invested in digital operations when online donations were just getting off the ground and has refined its digital drive over time, Politico also reported.
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The reference to the 533 Warner Herzog documentary is tongue-in-cheek, but Li is describing the struggles the festival had in getting off the ground.
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Since the original announcement, a group of key members withdrew from the project in October, adding to concerns that it might have trouble getting off the ground.
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And after all that, if you're plane is really having trouble getting off the ground, you know you can always call the jolly old fat guy himself.
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"This would put small and medium-sized businesses at a disadvantage and prevent innovative new ones from even getting off the ground," the companies said in the letter.
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She worked in mission control, communicating with the astronauts on the Space Station, and has served in other roles supporting the program without ever getting off the ground.
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" A former Uber employee said, "Travis was the ideal leader when Uber was getting off the ground and he should be credited for much of its early success.
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Why it matters: The swift negative response significantly diminishes the chance of the plan — which White House officials actively discussed with others throughout January — getting off the ground.
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Most of this was understandably cut from the film, which had a rocky time getting off the ground because it was such an unconventional, difficult-to-market fantasy.
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HBO said in February of this year that Benioff and Weiss' busy schedules, and not the controversy, was the culprit keeping the show from getting off the ground.
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They are blessed with essentially unlimited access to money, and ideas that once seemed too expensive, too risky or just too crazy are now getting off the ground.
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But even if it's great, you'll still be stuck with a phone that costs a ton of money to access a network that is only getting off the ground.
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"The project has no chance of getting off the ground without a PPA," said David Leitch at energy consultancy ITK, pointing to what he said were "modest" profit margins.
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So we believe that this could lead to investor money drying up, start-ups never getting off the ground, and Google and Facebook and Dropbox having shackles on them.
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A congressional caucus working closely with No Labels, an advocacy group encouraging bipartisanship, is getting off the ground amid heightened tension between the two parties on Capitol Hill. Reps.
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In the 2008-2012 era, when Twitter desperately needed help getting off the ground and establishing hardcore usage, it offered APIs for developers to build their own Twitter clients.
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Historically, investing relatively small amounts of money in nascent companies that are just getting off the ground was a profitable strategy, he told Business Insider in a recent interview.
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He says WordPress' new recurring payments feature would work for local organizations trying to start a fundraising membership program; or maybe a podcaster that's just getting off the ground.
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"This emphasizes the need for screening for an immune response, checking for antibodies and T cell response, in the clinical trials that are getting off the ground now," he said.
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While actually getting off the ground for the first time is a bit of a chore, flying is surprisingly intuitive, once you get the hang of the two different joysticks.
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Gelsinger goes way back with VMwareGelsinger said that even he didn't fully get what was so great about VMware, back when it was just a startup getting off the ground.
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Now, those efforts are getting off the ground — starting with a promotion within the Pandora app for SiriusXM subscriptions, followed by the launch of Pandora channels within the SiriusXM app.
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They are looking for big, bold ideas in science and engineering that have the potential to benefit society in some way, and that might have trouble getting off the ground otherwise.
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The intrigue: We're here to show you something none of us can really see — CO2 emissions are invisible to the naked eye — and the technology that's just getting off the ground.
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And getting off the ground is only part of it: once airborne, planes have to meet specific, engine-out climb criterion, so nearby obstructions like hills and towers are another complication.
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As the app is just getting off the ground, it's only ranked at No. 99 for Social Networking on iPhone, and No. 26 on iPad as of the time of writing.
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The organizers at the X Prize Foundation conceded that none of the five remaining entrants have a chance of getting off the ground by the deadline at the end of March.
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Lorde emerged into the pop cultural consciousness in mid-2013, releasing her smash single "Royals" and debut album Pure Heroine right around the time the witch aesthetic was getting off the ground.
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Shaath said the issue of the payments should be something left to negotiations, and accused Netanyahu of raising the issue to prevent the newest round of negotiations from getting off the ground.
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Without a concerted effort to address inequality — which some in the environmental movement consider someone else's department — the bold policy changes needed to slow global warming risk never getting off the ground.
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The risk: This would almost certainly be too late to prevent all nuclear missiles from getting off the ground and, given that missile defense is no guarantee, through to their targets. 2.
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Yasiel Puig's dream of getting a helicopter to help him beat L.A. traffic isn't getting off the ground after all ... and it's all because the Dodgers didn't think it was a good idea.
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Even so it's modestly amusing to consider that Sony, much like Peter Parker here, needed help getting off the ground again, and so Marvel stepped in to play its Tony Stark-like guide.
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Added Collins:This bill would allow Internet Service Providers to charge fees for websites simply to load—something that could stop small, diverse start ups and independent business owners from even getting off the ground.
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Why it matters: Offshore wind, which is just getting off the ground in the U.S., is a rare example of the Trump administration actively pushing renewable energy, despite its main focus on fossil fuels.
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The New York businessman fully embraced the persona: His eponymous building in Midtown Manhattan even strung up a large banner with the phrase as the show was just getting off the ground in 2004.
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Ever since getting off the ground over a decade ago by providing computing and storage services for start-ups, AWS has counted on young and emerging companies for a big part of its success.
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Click here for more BI Prime storiesMicrosoft is losing a key executive who helped the Redmond-based company turn artificial intelligence research into products just as its AI business is getting off the ground.
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BlackRock's FutureAdvisor now has more than $1 billion in assets under management, while Boston-based Fidelity's digital wealth manager, Fidelity Go, is still getting off the ground, with only a nominal amount of assets.
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For Honor's competitive scene is getting off the ground with some of its first competitions and some participants in Major League Gaming's tournaments are calling for a ban on a controversial class: the Peacekeeper.
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Guild is the all-round style, whereas Aerial puts the focus firmly on getting off the ground, increasing the chances of mounting monsters while assigning flashy combo finishers to the climax of brutal aerial slams.
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China's Great Firewall, however, has proved beyond doubt that not only can the internet be controlled, but that doing so can help prop up the regime and prevent opposition movements from getting off the ground.
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Now, the president doesn't take off from the de-facto D.C. airport, and he wouldn't have to wait in an airplane queue before getting off the ground, so his flight time would probably be a bit different.
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It's a fascinating story about tech progress, international manufacturing and shifting consumer preferences, and it all ends in a sad punch line: Great gadget companies are now having a harder time than ever getting off the ground.
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David Chen, the company's co-founder and chief data officer, holds a Ph.D. in bioinformatics from Stanford University, but he also was a data scientist at Netflix for three years while Nuna was getting off the ground.
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While the Bradley Foundation has been a steady donor to the center over the years, the amount it contributed appears to have declined somewhat from 2010 to 2013, even as the union case was getting off the ground.
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They stop in at both giant organizations and small startups that are just getting off the ground, so that they can get a feel for where different companies on different levels are, and what they're trying to achieve.
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Why it matters: The sector, which provides about 20% of America's electricity, has faced a confluence of economic and political challenges in recent years that are leading to plants shutting down and new reactors not getting off the ground.
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Along with tweaking the software, you can assemble the physical pieces into any combination your imagination can conjure up, although most of the new designs we came up with didn't stand a chance of actually getting off the ground.
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Throw in the difficulty in winning over much of the public given nuclear's poor image in the wake of 2011 Fukushima disaster in Japan, and the chances of a nuclear industry getting off the ground in Australia seems very remote.
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It's getting off the ground now but the gold that we get from there is not connected to the supply chain of the [Fair]phone yet — so that will be an innovation that will come along the way, coming in 2020.
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But the policy proposals to enact such ideas often have trouble getting off the ground — largely thanks to resistance from the general public and politicians, even in the midst of what amounts to the deadliest drug overdose crisis in US history.
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Scott Stephenson, CEO of Deepgram, explained to me that when the company was first getting off the ground, the team used LibriSpeech, an online dataset of audiobooks in the public domain split up and labeled for training early machine learning models.
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PARIS (Reuters) - French energy group Total said it had launched the second phase of development for the Mero project off the coast of Brazil, along with its partners, as the deep offshore oil project moves closer to getting off the ground.
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Anytime talks seem to be getting off the ground about some kind of swap of help for DREAMers in exchange for wall money, the hawks swoop in with a bunch of other demands that have nothing to do with the wall.
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Charities that are just getting off the ground often have much higher overhead, as they don't have an established network for fundraising and need to spend more to get the word out, recruit and hire staff, and establish their operations.
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"It's a smart move for any campaign getting off the ground to build out a digital infrastructure," said Josh Schwerin, a top spokesman for Priorities USA Action, a Democratic super PAC that directed its advertising dollars during the midterms to digital platforms.
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Mr. Leonard was a well-regarded veteran of local and national sports studio shows when executives at ESPN, which was just getting off the ground, asked him to be a co-anchor of "SportsCenter," envisioned as the network's flagship news and highlights program.
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Barber says having the help of Okta could help drive sales, and for a company that's just getting off the ground, having a public company in your corner as an investor, as well as a partner, could help push the company forward.
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With streaming and other technology getting off the ground, there will still be opportunities for Nintendo to get their games out on other consoles or platforms if they so choose, but so far the company seems pretty interested in protecting their own games.
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" Mahesh added, with a nod to the companies created in the wake of the dot-com bust, "When the venture capital industry has been mostly beaten down — that was when you have seen some of the greatest companies getting off the ground.
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Although such fund-of-fund (FoF) pension products are popular in mature markets like the United States, they will have a hard time getting off the ground in China without supportive policies that are now lacking, such as preferable tax treatment, fund managers say.
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When the series was getting off the ground, Agag promoted it as a venue for the world's leading manufacturers to develop and battle-test high-performance EV tech, which would then trickle down into the dozens of electric road cars they have planned for the coming years.
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Banking data - dealing with matters as varied as account transactions, mortgage payments and fitness club subscriptions - is currently not easy to share with a third party in a format that computers can read for feeding into apps or for use by new banks getting off the ground.
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As it is, telecommunications companies are generally subject to higher state and municipal taxes than other businesses, meaning that more capital will be diverted into government coffers, and smaller ISPs, already straining under the new regulatory burden, will have even more trouble getting off the ground.
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Part of the reason only a small fraction of dams currently generate electricity is that retrofitting an existing dam requires communities like Logan to face a tangled web of federal permitting requirements that can stop common-sense small hydro projects from ever getting off the ground.
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Trump has failed to secure passage of any major legislation since taking office in January, with a healthcare overhaul collapsing in the Senate, money to build his promised wall along the border with Mexico failing to materialize and infrastructure spending legislation never getting off the ground.
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As part of the founding team at Kite with Adam Smith, Braun worked on getting off the ground Kite's software to automate computer programming, but he'd never let go of creating a tool that could help farmers and buyers better communicate and respond to demand signals, Braun says.
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" Indeed, while Carolan spent time at AltSchool when it was getting off the ground and concluded it had many innovative ideas, she worried that the availability of too much capital to the company while it was still iterating on its model may have led it to "scale prematurely.
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The Starburst CEO essentially pegs the beginning of the current upturn in space and defense startup investing as getting off the ground in around 2015, right around the time that SpaceX started ramping its launch cadence after more than a decade of development, testing and early commercial launch service.
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Fabbri's team runs nine-deep with players who can run the break, but her biggest advantage is homegrown: her daughter, Carly, is the kind of point guard who could have played for UConn back when that program was just getting off the ground, with skills and basketball IQ far outpacing her size.
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It's unclear what, exactly, is going on in the strange tale of an American pitching some quite literally unbelievable new technology in Fiji, but all indications point to the lesson here being: if an app promises the moon before even getting off the ground, it's probably not worth your time or your government's.
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In his first interview on the subject, the Times writes that Bannon was reluctant to go into too much detail about what he's planning out of fear that "his name could have a bad impact on projects just getting off the ground": The work that Mr. Bannon is doing in the virtual currency realm is still in its early stages.
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For that to happen, you need support from a browser engine—if you don't get it, and a lot of other engineers agree with you, you might consider creating your own browser engine, which is basically how we've got where we are today (although the chances of a new engine ever getting off the ground in the future are slim, as Microsoft has proved).
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