With AVs, there's a lot more up in the air.
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What this means for Lyft's various partnerships is more up in the air.
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Another 9 percent said that their picks were more up in the air.
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Then there are a few things that are more up in the air than others.
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Each time fashion season arrives, there's somehow more up in the air than seasons past.
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What's more up in the air, however, is what this means for the future of live games.
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Despite their big day quickly approaching, the exterior of their dessert is even more up-in-the-air.
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When it comes to season 4, however, his fate is more up in the air...especially given Enoch's availability.
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As for challenging the likes of Microsoft, Nintendo, and Sony ... well that's a much more up-in-the-air scenario.
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For workers required to book with a corporate card, which personal card to choose is more up in the air, he said.
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The status of Stewart, 25, is more up in the air because of the complicated nature of returning from an Achilles' rupture.
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The situation on the Republican side seems even more up in the air, since no one really has any idea how Donald Trump will govern.
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AirPower & AirPods: While new versions of Watch and the iPhone fall in the "definitely" bucket of Apple event rumors, news about accessories are more up in the air.
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Above all, the reigning question of who "Tara" is and whether she wrote My Immortal as an intentional parody of bad fanfic is more up in the air than ever.
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You have to pull other, actually break that deal with Netflix or not get that Netflix money and you go from a really assured revenue stream to one that's much more up in the air.
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The best supporting acting categories seem a little more up in the air, but the odds are on Sylvester Stallone, a sentimental favorite, for his role in "Creed," and Alicia Vikander, co-star of "The Danish Girl" and also this season's it girl.
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Thanks to the extensiveness of the Android platform it seems like Google can pretty much do whatever it wants, but if a company like Oculus can show off a mobile VR solution that gives developers more creative freedom, say a mobile VR headset with positional tracking, then it's a little more up in the air.
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The contemporary film review of The Flying Romeos by Mordaunt Hall in The New York Times, noted, "The fun in this piece really starts when Messrs. Cohen and Cohan are tested for the air flights across the Pacific. ... The other truly laughable episode is where the friendly enemies are once more up in the air, the machine being steered by a man who happens to have spent the latter part of his life in a lunatic asylum."Hall, Mordaunt.
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