So the most competitive company wins, not the most competitive system in terms of friction wins.
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Below is a profile of the strikingly different "baskets" of voters in the most competitive Senate and House races — using the median (middle) of the 11 most competitive Senate races and the 64 most competitive House races, as designated by the nonpartisan newsletters The Cook Political Report and Inside Elections.
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In 2012, Wisconsin, the 10th most competitive state, was decided by 21625 percentage points compared to just 2900 percentage points in Arizona, the 220006th most competitive state in 2202.
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The latter is the most competitive to the Phantom 4.
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"He's the most competitive person I've ever met," Scaramucci said.
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After oil, its most competitive export may be internet hacking.
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India is 40th, the most competitive country in South Asia.
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We will put forth the most competitive bid we can.
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He figured out how to find the most competitive games.
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Navratilova owns another superlative, according to her peers: most competitive.
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Carlos Curbelo in one of the country's most competitive districts.
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"We have the most competitive team in the nation," Dobbs said.
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The tech world's most competitive market is only growing more so.
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Four of the nation's most competitive House races are in Minnesota.
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Certainly, Gadelha has given the current champion her most competitive bout.
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The race is one of the most competitive in the country.
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The country was one of the most competitive markets until Monday.
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To find the most competitive offers, check out Bankrate's comparison tool.
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Polls show him to be the most competitive Democrat versus Trump.
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CNN rates the race a toss-up, the most competitive designation.
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CNN rates his race a toss up, the most competitive designation.
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No other emerging markets were ranked among the 50 most competitive economies.
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"There's definitely a price war among the most competitive banks," McBride said.
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He's now running in one of the country's most competitive House races.
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Carlos Curbelo in one of the most competitive House races this year.
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Mike Braun (R), in one of the country's most competitive Senate races.
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Verizon's most competitive rivals are AT&T, T-Mobile U.S. and Sprint.
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That's how we created the strongest, most competitive economy in the world.
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Now they are deciding between some of the country's most competitive colleges.
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CNN rates the race as a "toss up," the most competitive designation.
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This might be the most competitive group of people I've ever met.
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It is considered one of the most competitive districts in the country.
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Tom Brady is one of the most competitive players in the NFL.
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In the US — the most competitive market — people don't want hybrids either.
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Mark Kirk (R) in one of the nation's most competitive Senate elections.
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Today's housing market is arguably one of the most competitive in history.
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This year's tournament will be the most competitive it ever has been.
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Instead, they fell to fourth in the most competitive division in football.
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Find out how much money is behind the most competitive House races.
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This will be one of the most competitive Democratic primaries in 218.
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Their Olympic trials are the most competitive curling competition on the planet.
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"It's the most competitive racing on the planet right now," Newgarden said.
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Of the 220 races widely considered most competitive competitive, Republicans hold four.
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"It was probably the most competitive match I've had," Juan, 15, said.
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The new system would be among the most competitive in the world.
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"Creative Manager" tops the list as the most competitive high-paying job.
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We're still one of the best, most competitive campaigns in this election.
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Georgia is considered among a handful of the most competitive races next year.
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Remainers dislike the plan's omission of services, which are Britain's most competitive sector.
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"China is probably the most competitive dairy market in the world," Tuborgh said.
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Politically, the 23rd is one of the most competitive districts in the country.
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Some of the most competitive states have a sizable population of college students.
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Without the shackles of ideology, even the most competitive rivals can make deals.
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One of the most competitive industries for startups is not exactly the sexiest.
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This, even though the New Zealand conference is the most competitive of all.
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"The Kangaroo route is probably the most competitive on the globe," Joyce said.
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New York City has one of the most competitive high school admissions processes.
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The issue is often powerful in the most competitive races, like Mr. Bacon's.
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There are typically only one or two polls of the most competitive races.
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We have one of the most competitive real estate markets in the country.
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It would require winning eight of the 225 battleground races considered most competitive.
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"It's the most competitive [retail] environment we've ever seen," Gennette said at ShopTalk.
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Furthermore, Iowa's system has led to some of the nation's most competitive races.
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None of the year's most competitive House races will take place in Missouri.
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Eleven of those Republicans' seats made CNN's list of the most competitive races.
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Martha McSally is one of the most competitive US Senate races this year.
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Democrats running the most competitive Senate races of 85003 also outpaced Republicans in fundraising.
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So we concentrated on where we had the most competitive advantage, that's binge viewing.
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I want our workers to be the most competitive and productive in the world.
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In both years, they were two of the most competitive states in the nation.
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This may be the most competitive final seven in the history of the show.
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And many consider this to be the most competitive entry lists of the season.
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I am the most competitive person I know and am dying for the challenge.
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Kirk registers to lobby MORE, in one of the most competitive races this cycle.
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The flights are said to be among the most competitive rates in the industry.
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Financial markets in developed economies are among the most competitive markets in the world.
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China has become one of the most competitive markets in the world for smartphones.
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But students awarded the most competitive scholarships are high-performing enough to keep them.
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The largest — and currently the most competitive — is in North Carolina, where Democratic Gov.
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In Pyeongchang, Team USA fielded what is arguably its most competitive team to date.
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In 14 of the most competitive Senate races, Democrats also largely outraised Republican opponents.
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There are conditions that make North America the most competitive region in the world.
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Carlos Curbelo in one of the nation's most competitive House districts in South Florida.
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And Democrats won 27 of the 34 races we identified as the most competitive.
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Add on quick access to American engineers, and the Midwest was the most competitive site.
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The most expensive Senate races largely reflect nonpartisan analysts' ratings of the most competitive contests.
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That also happens to be where 2873 of the 17 most competitive congressional races are.
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The backlash comes in the final week of King's most competitive reelection campaign in years.
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Consider Ohio and Pennsylvania -- the first- and second-most competitive battleground states in 2008, respectively.
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Dean Heller, who is locked in one of the most competitive races this midterm election.
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That fact alone makes it perhaps the most competitive smartphone on the market right now.
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Estonia was ranked as having the most competitive tax system for the third consecutive year.
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Despite the loss, the 49ers remain a half-game atop the league's most competitive division.
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The nonpartisan Cook Political Report rates the race a "toss-up," its most competitive designation.
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In many of the most competitive districts, money is flowing in from around the country.
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Shea-Porter's Manchester-area district is one of the most competitive districts in the country.
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Former Patriot Dan Koppen said that Brady is the most competitive person he's ever met.
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Read more: Singapore and Hong Kong have overtaken the US as the most competitive economies.
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Joe Donnelly in what is considered one of the most competitive races in the country.
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That's more than a majority of Senate candidates running in this cycle's most competitive races.
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"New Hampshire is one of the most competitive races in the Senate," Mr. Gonzales said.
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In the 69 most competitive House races, Democrats raised $252 million to Republicans' $172 million.
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There would be no plain sailing in the professed most competitive league in the world.
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San Francisco continues to be the most competitive market, with a 28% bidding war rate.
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The Democratic candidates' lopsided fundraising advantage also is playing out in the most competitive races.
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This has led to a debate over admission criteria for the city's most competitive schools.
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Bank of Nagoya's home market is among the most competitive areas for lenders operating in Japan.
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New Hampshire's first House district is always one of the most competitive in the country. Rep.
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It was a good school — not the best or most competitive, but a very respectable institution.
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The race in North Dakota is one of the most competitive of the mid-terms races.
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And we've reformed our economic development incentives to be some of the most competitive in America.
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Indonesia, in particular, leapfrogged 11 places to become the 32nd most competitive economy in the world.
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In fact, Australia boasted some of the most competitive perks of all countries surveyed by LinkedIn.
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Chile, one of the most competitive nations in Latin America, is undergoing a crisis of disillusionment.
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Here's a look at which seats seem most competitive right now and are worth watching closely.
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New York, London and Paris continue to dominate as the world's top three most competitive cities.
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It would help make ADNOC Drilling "the most efficient and the most competitive," al-Jaber said.
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The effort comes from Republican and Democratic lawmakers representing the most competitive districts across the country.
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Culberson will face his most competitive general election ever to defend his seat in the 7th.
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Democrats realize that they are not immune from these criticisms — especially in their most competitive districts.
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Her district is seen by election analysts as one of the most competitive in the country.
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The level of competition is thus fiercest for 'realistic' goals, paradoxically making them the most competitive.
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Most competitive schools bend (or abandon) their own academic standards in order to accept elite athletes.
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By our count, the Democrats need to win five seats among the 11 most competitive races.
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If you have a good credit score, you may be eligible for the most competitive rates.
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Interest rates and feesEarnest has some of the most competitive interest rates on the market today.
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The states included in the campaign have some of the most competitive Senate races this cycle.
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Who is running: This four-way race is the most competitive leadership race so far; Reps.
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From the moment he arrived, he was thrust into the N.H.L.'s most competitive goaltending logjam.
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President Trump's phenomenal business tax cuts have made America the most competitive country in the world.
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But a handful of the most competitive races feature female Republican candidates taking on Democratic incumbents.
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Only six of the most competitive districts rank as "distressed," the lowest quintile in the index.
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Collins is running for reelection in one of the most competitive Senate races in the country.
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By next year, the two could be fighting for complete control of boxing's most competitive division.
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"This is the most competitive man I ever knew in my entire life," Mr. Baker said.
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At Stuyvesant, the most competitive of the schools, only 10 black students received offers this year.
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The Senate race in North Carolina is expected to be among the most competitive of 2628.
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In many of the most competitive House and Senate races, Democrats have already been outspending Republicans.
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As a result, 9 Hole — originally the most competitive Wii Sports Golf run — is essentially dead.
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New York and Florida in particular are two of the most competitive markets for grocers today.
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Her district is seen by election analysts as one of the most competitive in the country.
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Let's put our grassroots msg front and center in the most competitive early state media markets.
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Mr. Vasiukov won the Moscow Blitz Championship, arguably the most competitive in the world, eight times.
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The Trump Infrastructure program WILL make us once again the most competitive economy in the world.
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Only two of the 24 most competitive districts went for Bernie Sanders in a primary contest.
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For one-time delivery fees, meanwhile, FreshDirect and Instacart seem to offer the most competitive rates.
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Our thought bubble: Where Disney will be most competitive is its content offering and competitive pricing.
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Today, ASMS is one of the most competitive and prestigious public high schools in the country.
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China, ranked 28th, was the most competitive of the emerging markets, followed by Russia in 43rd place.
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"Tariffs have taken the most competitive region in the US and undercut those advantages," Randle told CNN.
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The Point: Florida is going to be one of the handful of most competitive states in 2020.
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Two traditional battlegrounds beyond the Midwest, Florida and Nevada, might be the most competitive races this fall.
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Every year it seems that colleges are admitting their "most competitive class yet" amidst dropping admissions rates.
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The Democratic race in Ohio never promised to be the most competitive or contentious primary of 2018.
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Much of that money is flowing to a relatively small number of the most competitive House races.
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"We're in probably the most competitive market of the all the teams presently [in NWSL]," Stoller says.
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"This will be the most competitive Prime Day ever," said Justin Belgiano, senior vice president at Nielsen.
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ET for several of the most competitive Senate races, and results will start coming in shortly after.
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"It is the most competitive field I have ever seen in my 18 years here," said Kanaan.
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In the 10 most competitive swing states, Clinton underperformed Obama's 2012 tally by nearly 1.2 million votes.
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Just 3 percent of the students at the most competitive colleges are from the lowest economic quartile.
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Others are simply continuing to rent, dropping out of perhaps the most competitive housing market in history.
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For all these reasons, robots will eventually be the most competitive option for the majority of jobs.
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Best Buy offers some of the most competitive prices when it comes to electronics big and small.
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Here's a rundown of what's happening in some of the most competitive races: Illinois Democratic primary Rep.
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Wind is now "one of the most competitive sources of electricity on the market today," Isaza added.
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State rankings, such as "most competitive states," are based on the Reuters States of the Nation poll.
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The Kai Tak district has emerged as the city's most competitive battleground for prime land among developers.
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Here are five Senate races that are shaping up to be among the most competitive in 2020.
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Democrats are most competitive in the Fourth, but a fair map could entrench McAdams for a decade.
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Increased advertising and ad spending is a good indicator of which races are truly the most competitive.
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As the filings come in, we'll post updates for candidates in the 69 most competitive House races.
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McDaniel's appearance underscores the stakes of Tuesday's gubernatorial election, by far the most competitive election of 2017.
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Throughout the election cycle, fundraising has surged for Democrats in some of the most competitive congressional contests.
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Its accounts are among the most competitive with no fees and with investment options through TD Ameritrade.
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And after Trump won the district in 2016, King faced his most competitive Democratic challenger last year.
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Of the 64 most competitive House races, only 4333 are in states with highly competitive Senate races.
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The United States was named the world's most competitive economy by the World Economic Forum (WEF) on Wednesday.
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Read more: A Group Of Irish Citizens Is Campaigning In Some Of The Most Competitive US Congressional Races.
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Williams's most competitive match of the tournament was the opener against Italy's Camila Giorgi, who claimed nine games.
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Though Bush wasn't the first president to count running among his hobbies, he was reportedly the most competitive.
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The golden era, as its name implies, was the most competitive time to be a fighter in Thailand.
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The Bay Area offered the most competitive salaries, averaging $2129,2000, a 248 percent dip from the prior quarter.
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Preliminary Card Blaydes the TKO victor as Milstead suffers knee injury This wasn't the most competitive of fights.
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"This is taxing our most competitive highest value added sectors at the expense of our most backward sectors."
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NORTH DAKOTA The November election for U.S. Senate should be one of the most competitive in the nation.
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It added that in terms of wellhead prices, Bakken is the most competitive of major U.S. shale plays.
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Machado was on an international stage and representing one of the most competitive countries in the game — Venezuela.
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Strickland will face Portman in what is considered to be one of the most competitive races this cycle.
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In 220006 he will be confronted with his most competitive general election race in more than 2202 years.
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Feingold and Johnson are locked in what is considered one of the most competitive Senate races this cycle.
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The races called out in the NRCC press release are among some of the most competitive in 2018.
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Kirk registers to lobby MORE (R-Ill.) in one of the most competitive Senate races of this cycle.
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Ted Strickland in what is considered to be one of the most competitive and expensive races this cycle.
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We all agree that we want North America to remain the world's most competitive, and economically potent region.
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The survey pulled data from voters in 61 of the nation's most competitive midterm races across the country.
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If we passed it, swing voters in our most competitive districts would abandon us and vote for Republicans.
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Portman is running for reelection in what is considered one of most competitive Senate races of this cycle.
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The latest additions mean each candidate is viewed as Republicans' top-tier candidates in their most competitive races.
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The Montana senate race is shaping up to be among the most competitive contests of the midterm elections.
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The team's drivers, Daniel Ricciardo and Daniil Kvyat, form one of the most competitive duos in the series.
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We've identified the five most competitive House races in the country, and they're all seats held by Republicans.
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" Cuomo called New York's HQ2 deal "one of the largest, most competitive economic development investments in US history.
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Texas, Florida, Arizona and Nevada, all surveyed in the poll, are four of the most competitive Senate races.
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Then, the most promising talents become the most competitive athletes in the world, on a per-capita basis.
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A national championship-winning coach reportedly jumping into college football's most competitive conference with a 10-year contract.
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As a result, the air route between them is one of the nation's most competitive and heavily trafficked.
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Before she left in 2003, she would win five local Emmy Awards in the nation's most competitive market.
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The nonpartisan Cook Political Report says that 18 House Democrats have "toss-up" races, the most competitive designation.
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Meanwhile, the best actress category, probably the most competitive of the season, held the biggest surprises and snubs.
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Because insurance rates vary by provider, Mr. Hunter recommends consumers shop around to find the most competitive plans.
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" Cuomo added that the news marks one of the "largest, most competitive economic development investments in U.S. history.
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Overall, Asia-Pacific was named the most competitive region in the world, followed by Europe and North America.
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We are concerned that in many cases American markets are no longer the most competitive in the world.
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"All three of those races were among the most competitive general election races in the state," Rodríguez said.
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Only two Republican candidates in the most competitive House races raised more than Democratic incumbents, federal filings show.
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The few surveys of the race indicate that Huntsman and Cox would be the two most competitive candidates.
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But this Tour was not just his most competitive; it was also his least glorious, in one way.
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The most competitive night of the year for entertainment coverage calls for a large team in New York.
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Media devoted attention to those candidates seen as most competitive for the nomination, largely ignoring lower-tier candidates.
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Florida Blue sits in one of the most competitive Obamacare exchanges and made money on those plans in 20153.
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Look, we're a British firm that was trying to break into the most competitive political market in the world.
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And director Jordan Peele stands a good shot at winning Original Screenplay, the most competitive race of the night.
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They did everything you want kids to do when they're competing at the most competitive schools in the country.
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The United States is the world's most competitive economy, according to a new report by the World Economic Forum.
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Gillum scored a surprise victory in Tuesday's Democratic primary for one the United States' most competitive races for governor.
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He having to play a baseball game in the most competitive fashion since he left the season last year.
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Several of the most competitive House districts are in suburban areas where Trump lost to Hillary Clinton in 2016.
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Today we're discussing 'House Party,' a new column all about the most competitive districts in the 2018 midterm elections.
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It's the best performing, most competitive camera HTC has ever had and it is capable of taking good pictures.
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Many votes remain uncounted in the most competitive races because of large numbers of mail-in and provisional ballots.
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Perhaps the most competitive contest is for District 13, which includes Upper Manhattan and a chunk of the Bronx.
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And, only then, with its national security assured, will the U.S. remain the most competitive economy in the world.
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The air war is just the latest salvo in one of the most competitive Senate elections in the country.
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Alex, perhaps the most competitive of the bunch, just takes a sip of his drink and enjoys the show.
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Russ Feingold (D-Wis.) in what is considered to be one of the most competitive Senate races this cycle.
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But that insurance can vanish if women don't place in the top tier of the nation's most competitive races.
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Data: Only 10 black students were accepted into Stuyvesant High School, the most competitive of the schools, last year.
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But some of the most competitive House races of the 2018 midterms will take place in the two states.
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At the most competitive of its eight elite high schools, only seven of the 895 qualifying students were black.
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Strauss blamed competition and Hurricane Harvey for the losses and said it's the "most competitive quarter" in recent history.
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CLF's presence in these 31 districts indicates where many of the most competitive races will take place this fall.
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Here's a look at three key categories of what look like the most competitive districts in November's midterm elections.
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He's successfully run in some of Florida's most competitive state races, winning two terms in Florida's House of Representatives.
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The race between the two women is tight with CNN ranking it a toss-up, the most competitive designation.
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The most competitive districts are only somewhat better educated and somewhat more suburban than the country as a whole.
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China is also the world's largest producer of goods, and one of the most competitive countries in the world.
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This will most likely be the most competitive race in the state this year, followed by that of Rep.
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The New Hampshire 1st District is one of the nation's most competitive open-seat races in 2018's midterms.
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Second, invest in innovation and efficiency, as the most competitive producers that lead change will most likely prosper amidst volatility.
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He was significantly outspent in the five-way primary, one of the most competitive races of the 2018 midterm cycle.
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Typically, a committee only gets involved in the most competitive races and even then waits until the general election campaign.
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The start of my career as a technology journalist coincides with probably the most competitive time in the mobile industry.
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IFC's Veronica Nyhan Jones says communities that invest in young people now will be the most competitive, resilient, and stable.
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It is not surprising to find candidates switching jobs every one or two years, especially for the most competitive talent.
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Ted Strickland in a race that is shaping up to be one of the most competitive Senate contests of 2016.
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Centrica and Tokyo Gas will benefit from being able to direct shipments into the most competitive region as prices fluctuate.
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Perkins and Mast are facing off in one of the most competitive House races in the country to replace Rep.
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Of 21 races CNN rated as "toss up," the most competitive designation, Democrats held the fundraising edge in 17 contests.
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Those two House candidates have raised more than a majority of Senate candidates running in this cycle's most competitive races.
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Both primaries were sleepy, but the two states will be among the nation's most competitive Senate battlegrounds in the fall.
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District 249, about 103 miles southeast of San Francisco, is among the most competitive California races going into the midterms.
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The North Carolina election has emerged toward the end of the campaign season as one of the most competitive races.
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If he does, it's likely that Kansas will be home to one of the most competitive gubernatorial elections this fall.
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With a good to excellent credit score, you may qualify for some of the most competitive 0% credit card offers.
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That leaves Indiana and California, the most competitive remaining contests and also the ones with the most delegates at stake.
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"EDPR's strong oversight allows us to bid on their projects at our most competitive equity return requirement levels," Laganiere said.
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The food and farm products grown by America's farmers and ranchers are among the world's highest quality and most competitive.
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In Virginia, several Democratic women are expected to win the nomination in some of the country's most competitive congressional races.
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The WEF said Spain remained the most competitive country for attracting tourists thanks to its rich natural and cultural resources.
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Brokrete: Brokrete, a delivery marketplace app, was developed to connect contractors with available concrete suppliers with the most competitive price.
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Our reporters grouped the roughly 75 most competitive districts into five battlefields by the social and cultural characteristics they share.
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CNN has already rated the three districts "Key Races" heading into the fall, among the nation's most competitive to watch.
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In 6900 of the most competitive House races in which incumbents are not seeking reelection, Democrats outraised their Republican opponents.
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Singapore, named the most competitive economy in the world, scored highly for its public sector, labor force, diversity and infrastructure.
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Half of the candidates in the most competitive races to flip congressional seats from red to blue are women. Mrs.
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In 25 of the most competitive House races in which incumbents are not seeking reelection, Democrats outraised their Republican opponents.
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There's just so much extra money there that it's just trying to find its way into the most competitive races.
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Tim Pawlenty (R), who many Republicans say has the resume and the fundraising chops to mount the most competitive race.
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And of 900 incoming freshman admitted to Stuyvesant — the most competitive of the schools — in 2018, only 10 were black.
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I always have to remind myself, and everybody else, that we're in the most competitive marketplace in the world for sports.
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Formula 1 is enjoying its most competitive season in at least ten years, and F20183 2018 brings that excitement across beautifully.
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"Our distribution center is in New Jersey, one of the most competitive places for warehouse talent in the U.S.," says Hyman.
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It is by no means clear that it will succeed in one of the most competitive parts of the technology industry.
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And Europe is the world's most competitive market: for mass-market carmakers, profits are much harder to eke out than elsewhere.
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For a group that includes some of the most competitive people in the world, is it sufficiently satisfying to win once?
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Until then, rookies are rookies, and Smith will have to conquer a steep learning curve at the league's most competitive position.
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New CMO Jackie Lee-Joe is tasked with building on that legacy at the most competitive moment in the company's history.
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Serbia's Filip Krajinovic beat Martin Klizan of Slovakia 6-21 (23), 26-27, 26-22 in the day's most competitive match.
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Generali's bid emerged as the most competitive as the Trieste-based firm has been reviewing its presence in Portugal since 2017.
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Tech has taken over the area and beyond, and job growth has made housing possibly the most competitive in the nation.
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Make no mistake, today the North American Free Trade Area is the largest and most competitive trading bloc in the world.
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Nvidia stock fell last week after Google announced the second-generation TPU, its most competitive processor, but it has since rebounded.
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But they argue that public sentiment in even the most competitive battleground districts has moved in their favor in recent months.
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We also trail the fortunes of the youngsters hoping to make it in one of the most competitive pop music environments.
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Fuel-efficiency aside, it's a comfortable and stylish package that can tussle in the most competitive segment the automotive arena has.
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Amazon expanded its cloud footprint in China Tuesday in one of the fastest-growing but most competitive markets in the world.
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"This is going to be one of the most competitive races in the country," said J.J. Balaban, a Philadelphia Democratic strategist.
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Bulb has signed up over 1.4 million households and remains one of the most competitive energy companies in terms of price.
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Major international automakers, even those reporting increased revenues, have pointed to squeezed margins in one of the world's most competitive markets.
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We are confident that the companies that choose to work with Huawei will be the most competitive in the 5G era.
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John Hickenlooper is wide open on both sides and should be one of the most competitive gubernatorial contests of the cycle.
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Four of the candidates find themselves in races that CNN has rated as toss-ups, the most competitive in the country.
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Seven of the ten members on Open Secret's list were Democrats, some of them in the most competitive 2018 races. Rep.
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The most competitive races are taking place in a diverse range of American suburbs, including in Texas, Illinois, California and Pennsylvania.
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Even though Kline held the seat for 13 years, the district is considered one of the most competitive races this cycle.
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"The most competitive Hungarian companies include publicly traded corporations that were once state-owned, such as MOL or Richter," he said.
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The Upshot has partnered with Siena College to poll dozens of the most competitive House and Senate races across the country.
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He will be up for reelection in 2022 in a state that is one of the most competitive in the country.
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The gun issue is unlikely to hurt Republicans in most competitive Senate races, which are being fought over overwhelmingly rural territory.
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Mr. Heller's race against Representative Jacky Rosen, a Democrat, will be one of the most competitive in the country this fall.
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Mr. Heller is expected to face Ms. Rosen in November in one of the most competitive Senate races in the country.
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"I thought it was the most competitive deal ever, like I just assumed it would have multiple term sheets," Tavel said.
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Singapore has overtaken the U.S. to become the most competitive nation in the world, according to the World Economic Forum (WEF).
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Democrats would only need to win a third of those most competitive races that belong to Republicans to claim the majority.
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Unemployment has fallen by more than 2628 percent, taxes are the worlds most competitive, and tourism is rapidly on the rise.
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The second round features GOP challengers in some of the cycle's most competitive races, which include: Tiffany Shedd, who's challenging Rep.
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Elsewhere, voters in Missouri picked the nominees for one of the most competitive Senate races of the cycle, where Democratic Sen.
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But they also deserve the world's most competitive and innovative biopharmaceutical industry and the steady supply of innovative cures it produces.
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Some of most competitive Senate races in the country hinge on potential candidates who, for now, are still on the sidelines.
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"First-time buyers, for the most part, tend to be buying in the most competitive market," said Ms. Lurie of Compass.
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The United States is the world's most competitive economy, as well as the wealthiest once you exclude small countries like Qatar.
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Cathy McMorris Rodgers, the highest-ranking Republican woman in the House, is facing the most competitive reelection bid of her career.
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Amsterdam (4th), Paris (5th), Tokyo (6th), Boston (7th), Munich (8th), Dublin (9th) and Stockholm (10th) ranked among the most competitive future cities.
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Videorama seems to be most competitive with apps like Cameo, the video editor Vimeo bought back in 2014 and upgraded last summer.
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If it's the most competitive environment, why would he want to change that for the sake of driving in a different colour?
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Rather than being less free, Liu said it is the "most competitive market ever," pointing to Didi's hard-fought battle with Uber.
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As Kelly said, this is just going to give us the opportunity to be the absolute most competitive bank in the country.
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The presence of six big suppliers makes Britain one of the most competitive markets in the bloc, yet prices are still high.
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The races in Tehran will be the most competitive, with that district still sporting candidates open to limited economic and social reform.
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Food Wars follows Soma Yukihira, an arrogant kid raised in a diner, who transfers into the most competitive culinary school in Japan.
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He's in one of the most competitive races in California this cycle, after 30 years in office and many easy reelection races.
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Thirty-six states will elect governors on Tuesday and virtually all of the most competitive races are in states held by Republicans.
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Sixty-six percent of eligible voters cast ballots during the 6900 presidential election in the 2628 most competitive states, according to FairVote.Org.
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The Kentucky Senate race, while not one of the most competitive contests of the 2020 cycle, is one of the most prominent.
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Joe Donnelly, who faces Republican businessman Mike Braun in what is expected to be one of the nation's most competitive Senate races.
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With 17 major candidates, the Democratic 2020 presidential field is one of the largest, most competitive, and most unpredictable in modern history.
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The most competitive race is in Indiana, where Donnelly is running against businessman Mike Braun (R) in Vice President Pence's home state.
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Four prominent candidates, including Tsang, have now said they will run, making for one of the most competitive contests since the handover.
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In 20173, the report found that Switzerland retained top spot as the most competitive economy, closely followed by the U.S. and Singapore.
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The Golden State is home to 850393 of the most competitive House races in the nation, virtually all currently held by Republicans.
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But as the state churned toward its most competitive primary in years on Tuesday, both men continued to stump hard for Mrs.
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"We've selected Shell because they are the most competitive," said Daniel Purba, the senior vice president of Pertamina's Integrated Supply Chain unit.
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North Carolina voters will also elect a governor in what is expected to be one of this year's most competitive state races.
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China may have the most competitive and well-funded internet market in the world, in spite of the increasing Communist Party controls.
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Online, community or regional banks offer the most competitive deals, while large national banks' rates have yet to catch up, Hanson said.
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We should all strive to be the best, even if it means being the most competitive and heated person in the room.
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The Atlanta Hawks, Miami Heat and Chicago Bulls will be relegated to the EuroLeague, the most competitive of the Old World conferences.
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Arizona is home to one of the most competitive Senate races next year and is also increasingly seen as a presidential battleground.
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Here's a tour of some of the challenges we've tackled in conducting polls of a dozen of the most competitive congressional districts.
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The battle for control of the House of Representatives will come down to roughly 75 seats that are most competitive this fall.
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Senate tossups Democratic candidates in some of the nation's most competitive contests also outpaced the Republican incumbents they are trying to oust.
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In one of the nation&aposs most competitive real estate markets, it can be next to impossible to find affordable living accommodations.
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Kirk registers to lobby MORE in what is considered to be one of the most competitive and expensive Senate races this cycle.
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Most club teams, where the most competitive volleyball is typically played, are run by men, who are in turn viewed as experts.
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The card also offers 4x points at restaurants, making it one of the most competitive cards for maximizing your spending on dining.
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"Inside Elections," another non-partisan campaign tipsheet, puts 36 GOP seats and just eight Democratic-held ones in its most competitive category.
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Last year was one of the most competitive and vigorous hiring markets in the US for senior investment bankers in recent memory.
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A score of 90-100 indicates cities where houses on the market are "most competitive," and often receive multiple offers per unit.
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Shell focused on blocks in the Perdido and Salina basins, which were expected to be the most competitive of those on offer.
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Strickland and Portman will face off in what is expected to be one of the most competitive and expensive races this cycle.
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Hassan will likely challenge Ayotte in what is expected to be one of the most competitive and expensive Senate races this cycle.
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His run of victories during his lightweight title campaign is perhaps the most impressive in the history of the UFC's most competitive division.
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She is one of the most competitive players we've ever had, and she manages to play very hard while still being very kind.
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On the other hand, most competitive shooters dislike vertical foregrips, preferring instead to wrap their entire hand around the front of the gun.
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Heller and Rosen are facing off in November's Senate race in Nevada – considered one of the most competitive midterm races in the country.
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Here's a guide to the six most competitive Democratic primaries as The Resistance takes its first formal step to the midterm ballot box.
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Rubio suspended his 2016 presidential campaign last month, and Kirk's Senate re-election race is seen as one of this year's most competitive.
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We think with Zoe's 300 kilometers real range or 400 kilometers standard range, it is the most competitive car in terms of range.
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If everyone voted, 30% of voters in the 21 most competitive states would not be white, up from the actual figure of 25%.
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In some of the districts expected to be most competitive, including Simonds and Yancey's race, Democratic candidates are emphasizing their views on guns.
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It forces companies to go up to global standards quickly and I think the U.S. is one of the most competitive markets globally.
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The winners and losers in California&aposs most competitive races could take days to sort out given the state&aposs unique election laws.
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By the end of March, Democrats in the most competitive races brought in $44.7 million and had $40.5 million in cash left over.
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"Hank is one of the most competitive guys I've ever been around at a rink," forward J.T. Miller told the New York Post.
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Alphabet is currently looking to hire computational biologists, robotics experts and top academic researchers, which are among the most competitive positions to hire.
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"Gamers will no longer be racing against an algorithm or computer but live against the most competitive field in motorsport," the statement added.
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GENEVA (Reuters) - Switzerland is the world's most competitive economy for a ninth straight year, the Geneva-based World Economic Forum said on Wednesday.
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At the most competitive colleges, only 22015 percent of students are poor enough to receive the federal education stipends known as Pell Grants.
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Strauss said the third quarter was the most competitive in recent history, adding that Hurricane Harvey was also to blame for the losses.
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This year, the highest category of cars in the race, the LMP1 prototypes, is set to be the most competitive in a decade.
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The state's most competitive elections — the primaries — are out of the way, and Democrats are expected to sweep in this historically blue state.
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Rohrabacher joins board of cannabis company MORE (R) in one of California's most competitive House races this cycle, according to a new poll.
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The Democratic super PACs going up with digital ads are defending incumbents in some of the most competitive races this cycle, including Sens.
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Even this figure understates their political impact since super PAC spending was focused on the most competitive races, especially the Senate and presidency.
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Those athletes who wished to remain clean found that their access to the best coaches and to the most competitive meets had disappeared.
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General election match-ups between the top Republican and Democratic candidates suggest Sanders and Rubio would be their party's most competitive standard-bearers.
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" That, he added, could create the "most outward-looking, most dynamic, most competitive, high-wage, high-skilled, low-tax economy in the world.
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In comparison, whites with a degree represent 41 percent of the population in the other 39 districts that ought to be most competitive.
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She hunted in Brooklyn, north and west of Prospect Park, "at the most competitive price point in those ideal neighborhoods," Ms. Gladysz said.
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"We've been saying all year long that it's the most competitive league in the country top to bottom," Iowa Coach Fran McCaffery said.
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Democratic women running in the country's 67 most competitive House races have raised an average of $500,000 less than Democratic men, NPR reported.
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Today's most competitive primaries are in Minnesota and Wisconsin, where there are races for the governor's office and a number of House seats.
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Democrats or Republicans will piece together a House majority from across five main types of congressional districts that are most competitive this fall.
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"Georgia is the most competitive state in the country and the Senate majority will be decided in Georgia," Ossoff told Politico this week.
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A recent poll had Moore tied with his Democratic opponent, creating what appears to be the most competitive race in Alabama in years.
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But they weren't able to take down Curbelo in Florida's 26th District, one of the most competitive House races heading into Election Day.
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Dating apps are one of the most competitive spaces in the tech industry, with multiple highly popular new networks popping up each year.
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"We are focused on making U.S. business the most competitive in the world, giving them the tools, and bringing back trillions of dollars."
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The most competitive, tightest housing market in decades may finally be loosening its grip, and that could put pressure on overheated home prices.
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From one of the most competitive candidate pools in recent history, Republicans have whittled down their candidate list to just one: Donald Trump.
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I was 25, had an Ivy League degree, and had completed one of the most competitive programs for college graduates in the country.
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And on the campaign trail for the 2018 midterms, many Democrats in the most competitive swing districts are also embracing Medicare for All.
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When all was counted and confirmed, the South African data firm claimed it had correctly predicted nine out of the eleven most competitive races.
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Hawley and McCaskill handily won their primaries Tuesday, as expected, setting up what will be one of the most competitive midterm races this fall.
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Sonangol said that the three most competitive proposals would enter a negotiation phase and the tender is likely to be awarded by mid-February.
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Deval Patrick will return to the campaign trail this weekend, stumping in Texas in one of the most competitive House races in the country.
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House Democrats who know a thing or two about winning in the most competitive parts of the country are sounding the alarm about Sen.
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Six of the 23 most competitive House contests take place in states where 2017 silver Obamacare plans are rising by 10 percent or more.
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Apple's trying to turn its iPad into a laptop replacement, and this could very well be Google's most competitive version of a productivity tablet.
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Why it matters, via Axios' Joann Muller: The Model Y would enter one of the most competitive segments in the market — compact crossover utilities.
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" Host Jane Lynch, 58, agreed that Clarkson was the "most competitive person I've ever encountered," but stressed that she also has "the hugest heart.
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The latest wildlife photography competition was the most competitive to date, with nearly 50,000 entries submitted by both professionals and amateurs across 95 countries.
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A common assumption is that piloting aircraft—with its high salaries, perks and glamour—must be one of the most competitive professions there is.
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Pakistan LNG released trader bids for its tender for four cargoes in February, identifying B.B. Energy, Gunvor and Trafigura as the most competitive providers.
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Why it matters: Minnesota's 8th district is among the most competitive in the country, with President Trump winning 54% of the vote in 2016.
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Because of these effective policies, the United States has been named the most competitive economy in the world for the first time in years.
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All three races are among the most competitive GOP-held seats in the nation, where Democrats are mounting tough campaigns to flip the districts.
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Kirk and Duckworth are locked in a tight battle in what is considered to be one of the most competitive Senate races this cycle.
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"Summer kids," as they are known in the industry, aim to secure auditions and jobs in the most competitive modeling market in the nation.
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In the end, the market sets the price and innovation is still rewarded by paying the price the most competitive player wants to charge.
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And Senator Richard Burr of North Carolina, a Republican, easily won re-election in a race that had been among the country's most competitive.
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California has gone from having the least competitive elections in the country to some of the most competitive according to the Lucy Burns Institute.
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But just as striking, he is losing the suburban Detroit county of Oakland, one of the state's most competitive jurisdictions, by 20 percentage points.
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The winning bidders offered to provide electricity for 2.42 cents per kilowatt hour, one of the most competitive prices seen in the solar industry.
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DHAKA, Dec 1 (Reuters) - China's Unipec and Vitol have secured a tender to supply oil products to Bangladesh after submitting the most competitive prices.
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The most competitive districts in the race for control of the House are disproportionately prosperous — and their economies aren't doing much to lift Republicans.
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She was the second American woman, and she logged her best time by nearly 15 minutes in one of the world's most competitive footraces.
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Forecasts from leading election watchers show about 18 of the most competitive governor races in the 2018 midterm elections are currently Republican-held seats.
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This past year, only 10 black students were offered seats at Stuyvesant High School, the most competitive of the eight test-in specialized schools.
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"New York can proudly say that we have attracted one of the largest, most competitive economic development investments in U.S. history," Amazon Cuomo said.
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It's a question of what kind of firms are going to be the most competitive in this area going forward and in this piece.
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A new poll shows people of color feel disrespected and fed up — and they stand to influence many of the most competitive House races.
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Six of the most competitive Senate races are in states he carried by double digits: Indiana, Missouri, Montana, North Dakota, Tennessee and West Virginia.
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But 2008 was a disaster: an unfortunate time to graduate, much less move to what felt like the most competitive city in the world.
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The party has poured millions of dollars over a period of months into some of the hardest-fought races in the most competitive districts.
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That's not just because California is the nation's largest state, home to 53 congressional districts, including some of the most competitive in the country.
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Cloud kitchens is just adding more competition to one of the most competitive industries in the world, and that isn't a path to leverage.
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And one of their most competitive battlegrounds is the prime digital real estate that opens up every time President-elect Donald J. Trump tweets.
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"Tulsi Gabbard," a woman named Brianna responded when those in her group were asked who they view as the most competitive Democratic presidential hopeful.
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By 1971, he was doing the morning drive-time show on WNBC-AM in New York, the nation's largest and most competitive radio market.
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None of it has slowed him down in the Democratic primaries, and he remains among the most competitive challengers to Trump in public polling.
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While national support for an impeachment inquiry is growing, it's not a clear winner for Democrats in the most competitive House districts just yet.
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In the end, the money spent by both sides in the most competitive battlegrounds will be about even, strategists and non-partisan experts say.
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Letters To the Editor: Young people in America are entering a work force that is the most competitive we have seen in our lifetime.
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No phone home screen would be complete without gaming apps, which is one of the most competitive and whimsical sections in the app stores.
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The filings for the July to September quarter showed Democrats continued their aggressive fundraising in some of the most competitive House and Senate races.
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The full list of 20 finalists includes some of the most competitive cities in the world and data compiled by CNBC bears that out.
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The race is expected to be among the costliest and most competitive in the country, costing tens of millions of dollars on both sides.
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Put together, that list includes four Senate races, four gubernatorial races and primary contests in nine of the most competitive House districts in the country.
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The KHL was formed in 2008 and is regarded as the second most competitive hockey league in the world after the National Hockey League (NHL).
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The app taps its historical archive of flight prices in order to determine exactly what tickets to buy and when for the most competitive prices.
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The entertainment and business mogul's success across industries and his celebrity could help him gain access to the most competitive and lucrative startup investment deals.
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And luckily for Republicans, some of states with the most competitive Senate races in the nation this year have long histories of splitting their tickets.
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In some of the most competitive, and pricey, markets for tech, software engineers of varying specialties easily earn upwards of $150,000, according to Hired data.
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For this election, Flippable decided to create a model that would identify the most competitive districts based on their previous voting history and incumbency status.
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The state transformed what had been a typical monopoly-run electricity sector into what is now the freest, most competitive electricity market in the country.
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In order to take control, Democrats must win four or five Senate races in the following states that are likely to be the most competitive.
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Manufacturing jobs have grown by 7 percent since 85033, and the United States is second to China as the world's two most competitive manufacturing nations.
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But when he took a national exam for universities in Syria, where he grew up, Nazha qualified for the most competitive option instead: medical school.
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Ducey's appointment wouldn't preclude other Arizona Republicans from running in the 2020 primary in a race that's likely to be among the nation's most competitive.
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So far, Trump has supported few GOP candidates in the most competitive House districts that will determine which party controls the chamber after November's elections.
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Some of the most competitive races this election cycle feature centrist Republicans like Mike CoffmanMichael (Mike) Howard CoffmanBottom Line Koch political arm endorses Colorado Sen.
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It starts tonight, when we'll publish the first New York Times Upshot/Siena College polls of the most competitive battlegrounds in the fight for Congress.
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But they have been testing messaging on health care with likely voters in the 16 states they believe will be the most competitive in 2020.
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I'm going there to do good work and confirm the results of last year and prove that we are the fastest and most competitive boat.
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Background reading: In an effort to demystify polling, the Times is publishing data in real time for the most competitive races in the midterm elections.
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"This should be Graham's most competitive election since his first contest in 2002," said Gibbs Knotts, a political science professor at the College of Charleston.
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Maggie Hassan, a Democrat, has unseated Senator Kelly Ayotte, a Republican, in one of the most competitive and closely watched races of this election cycle.
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The Knicks saw their losing streak reach nine games and played their most competitive game of the skid a day after David Fizdale was fired.
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CHICAGO (Reuters) - The participation of 27 Paralympians and a big increase in prize money could make Sunday's Chicago Marathon wheelchair race the most competitive yet.
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Biden and Warren were the most competitive in a hypothetical match-up, though Sanders was still ahead of them by four and two points, respectively.
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CHICAGO (Reuters) - The participation of 27 Paralympians and a big increase in prize money could make Sunday's Chicago Marathon wheelchair race the most competitive yet.
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And for all the attention families devote to the most competitive institutions, plenty more have space available through summer and invite qualified students to apply.
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"Competition in the China market should continue to intensify," Geely said in the earning report, adding China was becoming the "world's most competitive vehicle market".
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NAFTA succeeded in so far as it has created one of the most competitive regions in the world and spurred growth, especially for American businesses.
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The seats that Guccifer 2.0 targeted in the document dumps were hardly random: They were some of the most competitive House races in the country.
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"Instead of new protectionist policies, our nation's focus should be on growing market access and promoting expanded trade from our most competitive industries," Spurlock said.
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For five years, the most competitive auto market in the world has been witnesses historically robust sales of rather expensive vehicles, yielding solid profit margins.
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And I think when we look at the market — there's no way to conclude that that isn't the most competitive semiconductor industry in the world.
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Insurance figures for the states where this year's 10 most competitive Senate races will take place further illustrate why Democrats have focused on health care.
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By 1971, he was doing the morning drive-time show on WNBC-AM in New York, the nation&aposs largest and most competitive radio market.
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It's no wonder that 70 percent of the students in the nation's 200 most competitive schools come from the top quarter of the income distribution.
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In most competitive races, especially those that could flip control of the majority, the candidates are going to get outspent by these national spending groups.
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This year's Emmy drama race is the most competitive it's been in ages — maybe ever Jeff Sessions: mandatory minimum sentences protected us from violent crime.
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"With the largest presidential primary field we have ever seen, we want to be in the most competitive position possible," Booker campaign spokesperson Sabrina Singh said.
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You stood out as one of the most talented and promising students in one of the most competitive applicant pools in the history of the Institute.
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This is always the most competitive category given the sheer number of male leads in fall films, though the lineup feels a little thin this year.
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His Fox airtime has dipped in recent weeks, however, as his race against Tallahassee Mayor Andrew Gillum became one of the most competitive in the country.
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"There are so many fashion brands out there, more than ever before, making the market the most competitive it's ever been," founder Mitchel Galvin-Farnol says.
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Brad Schneider, who he unseated in 2014, admits his district, which includes suburban counties north of Chicago, may be the most competitive one in the country.
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But opening large, cutting-edge stores in one of the priciest real estate markets — and most competitive retail environments — in the world is a costly endeavor.
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In 2018, in one of the most competitive governor's races in years, Brian Kemp, a Republican, declared a narrow victory against his democratic rival, Stacey Abrams.
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We're the most competitive league in the world, and we don't have highlights on the sports shows that claim to be the worldwide leader in sports.
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A handful of undecided Democrats were swarmed by the precinct captains of the most competitive campaigns, who were charged with lobbying people to back their candidate.
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" Fisher told reporters it was tough learning two dances in one week, especially because, "This is arguably one of the most competitive seasons of the show.
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North Carolina also is the setting for two hotly contested races down the ballot, including among the most competitive gubernatorial and Senate races in the country.
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Finally, Get Out won but one award, but it was in one of the night's most competitive categories, Best Original Screenplay (for writer-director Jordan Peele).
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Yet it is market access for our most competitive industries that will ultimately restore balance to the relationship, and President Xi has started to make concessions.
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While Trump carried the 6th District by more than 15 points in 85033, the seat became one of the most competitive House battlegrounds in the midterms.
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Maggie Hassan, a Democrat, on Wednesday unseated Senator Kelly Ayotte, a Republican, in one of the most competitive and closely watched races of this election cycle.
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The Democratic nominee will go on to face Kirk, a Republican, in what is considered to be one of the most competitive Senate races this year.
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In some of the most competitive real estate markets in the country, homes as small as 600 square feet can sell for more than $1 million.
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There are great rewards credit cards from many different issuers, but American Express remains a popular and prestigious company, offering some of the most competitive products.
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But at least in the most competitive House races in the country, there simply aren't enough Trump base voters to win an endangered House Republican race.
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Indeed, among the top 2628 most competitive economies in the 28503 IMD World Competitiveness Rankings, only two economies (Hong Kong and Singapore) are not full democracies.
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Young kids aren't favoring the most competitive, most highly paid sport in the world, and it has to do with our own paper-thin national ego.
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"Training camp was the most competitive one I have ever been at," said Sbisa, 27, who was selected in the expansion draft from the Vancouver Canucks.
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President Trump's unpopularity is a drag on Republican candidates in many of the most competitive House districts, especially those with more affluent and well-educated electorates.
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Consider Thomas Cooley Law School in Michigan, where students have paid tuition that is equivalent to that of the most competitive law schools in the country.
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Carol Christ, the chancellor of the University of California, Berkeley, one of the system's most competitive universities, has expressed doubts about standardized tests like the SAT.
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Glossary of key terms Toss-up: The most competitive seats, where each party is heavily investing and each party has a roughly equal chance of winning.
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Federal Election Commission reports filed this week illustrate Democrats' formidable advantage: The 44 Democrats in the most competitive seats banked a collective $59 million so far.
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Texas Democrats have run polls, reported by the Dallas Morning News, showing O'Rourke is the most competitive against Cornyn and the favorite in the Democratic primary.
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While we have made no judgments about who would be the better candidate in the November general election, the most competitive primary race is among Democrats.
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But because the non-Sanders candidates' potential supporters may be waiting to see who's most competitive, they might be more likely to vote late this time.
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And, a decade ago, North Carolina's 22010th congressional district, with Asheville at its heart, was among the nation's most competitive, see-sawing with shifting political winds.
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Growing your connections, collecting colleague endorsements and recommendations, and creating a résumé that stands out from even the most competitive of crowds are just the start.
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"Our objective is to have the strongest, most competitive Upstream portfolio in the industry," said Neil Chapman, senior vice president of Exxon Mobil, in a statement.
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The flyers could become an issue for Sinema, the Democratic nominee challenging Republican Martha McSally in one of the most competitive US Senate races this year.
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When it came to the 0003 most competitive midterm races -- designated by CNN as Tossup, Lean Republican or Lean Democratic -- the Democratic ad dominance was pronounced.
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Voters in Indiana, Missouri and Tennessee will decide on three of this year's most competitive Senate races, in which Democrats try to hold off GOP challengers.
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We know this year that it thinks the Big Ten is, at the top, the most competitive conference, with four teams in the current top seven.
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"Senator Sanders has unmatched grassroots support making him one of the most competitive candidates not only in Maine, but across the country," said Maine state Rep.
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Eaze is very much the same way, where only safe products of the highest quality at the most competitive pricing are even allowed on the menu.
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The presidential margins will undoubtedly impact the most competitive Senate races, which is why Republicans are hoping to put this past week in the rear-view mirror.
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The race to replace him should be one of 2018's most competitive gubernatorial elections in the country, giving Democrats a major chance to reclaim a governorship.
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"Those are the jobs that are really the most competitive to get because they're widely publicized," he says in an interview at the Millennial 20/20 conference.
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Lyft and Uber are attempting to compete for this alpha slot by improving their technology, boosting the quality of the service, and providing the most competitive prices.
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Many of my fellow students were groomed since elementary school to be the most competitive college applicants they could be — and that costs a lot of money.
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Cut the corporate tax rate to make it the most competitive in the world as opposed to what it is today, the least competitive in the world.
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Democrats running in the 10 most competitive Senate races have a combined $75 million in the bank, while their GOP opponents have a total of $33 million.
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The shale gas revolution changed all that, and now the industry is one of the most competitive, low-cost, and innovative producers of chemicals in the world.
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Steve Schale, a Democratic strategist in Florida, one of the most competitive battleground states, predicted that the court's ruling would help unite Hispanic voters behind Mrs. Clinton.
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UC Berkeley is the most competitive public school in the United States UC Berkeley is one of nine schools that fall under the "University of California" umbrella.
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With all this in mind, CNN is moving 2012 seats in the direction of the Democrats, including seven now rated as Toss-Ups, the most competitive designation.
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Heller and Rosen are locked in one of the most competitive Senate races of the cycle, which could determine which party controls the upper chamber next year.
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"Usually in a corporate turnaround plan, the company would keep its most competitive business after selling non-performing businesses," said Masayuki Kubota, chief strategist at Rakuten Securities.
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Most counties have fully reported, meaning it will likely come down to what happens in one of the most competitive parts of the 12th district: Delaware County.
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And that countries where women and girls thrive are the countries that have the healthiest economies, are the most competitive, and have the best quality of life.
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Stunning they may be, but the condo at 651 Dolores St. has sat untouched for two years on one of the country's most competitive real estate markets.
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While midterm elections usually result in losses for a president's party in the House of Representatives, many of the 250 most competitive races are now exceptionally close.
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But even before the weekend, he was largely banished from the most competitive campaigns for the House and various governorships because of his unpopularity with swing voters.
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Will Hurd -- a frequent critic of President Donald Trump who represents one of the most competitive districts in the country -- will not seek reelection, he announced Thursday.
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Whoever ultimately wins that run-off will compete in this fall's Senate election, which is set to be one of the most competitive races in the country.
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That includes live polls currently underway in California's 45th and 48th Congressional Districts, in addition to dozens already completed nationally and in the state's most competitive districts.
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And then, without warning, Sunday's All-Star Game managed to deliver a second-half dose of the best, most competitive basketball seen on this stage in years.
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A handful of women and minorities in the GOP conference are in some of the most competitive districts the GOP has to defend every two years. Rep.
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The advantage in urban political engagement extends deep into the most competitive battleground states that Trump won by razor-thin margins four years ago, the data shows.
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Educated, diverse swing districts around Philadelphia, Minneapolis and Orange County, California, make up many of the most competitive races in CNN's first set of key House races.
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If we examine these most competitive districts and look at where both parties actively aired ads against each other during the week, there were 2000 such races.
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But as new technology firms, led by Microsoft, grew on the east side of Lake Washington, the district became one of the most competitive in the nation.
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This week, many of them are on the ground reporting from the most competitive congressional districts, including races in the Central Valley, Orange County and San Diego.
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In September 2018, Siobhan Hughes and Dante Chinni of The Wall Street Journal took the 70 congressional races ranked as most competitive by the Cook Political Report.
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These voters live in some of the most competitive counties in America's presidential battleground states, places set to play an outsized role in the 2020 presidential election.
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And the six most competitive House races in the state either lean Republican or are likely to be held by Republicans, according to the nonpartisan Cook Political Report.
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"The last few years have been one of the most competitive credit card environments I can remember since I started in the industry 17 years ago," he said.
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Amazon, for its part, has previously said the diapers market is one of the most competitive in retail, with Amazon accounting for a minority of diapers sold online.
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Vinci's position as a current shareholder is deterring some potential buyers, sources said, adding that a structure which would make the process most competitive had not been agreed.
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But Republican campaigns and strategists are betting that, particularly in the country's most competitive House districts, the party's embrace of Medicare for All is actually a Democratic vulnerability.
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This year is shaping up to be the most competitive yet for the industry, with Disney, Apple, and NBCUniversal all investing heavily in their own video-streaming apps.
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"If that were the case the countries with the lowest tax take would be the most competitive," he said, citing Haiti and Bolivia as examples in the Americas.
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While many of the most competitive trophies will be handed out during the ceremony, the Recording Academy is announcing many awards now — including Best Music Video (Beyoncé's "Formation").
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"Financial services broadly is one of the most competitive spaces in the history of mankind," said Beryl, who previously worked at Morgan Stanley, Lehman Brothers and Deutsche Bank.
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Carol Shea-Porter announced Friday that she will retire at the end of her term, turning one of the nation's most competitive House seats into an open race.
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They really serve domestic utility customers and they actually sit at the bottom end of the cost curve, so there the most competitive lines in the United States.
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Duckworth is the prohibitive favorite to win the Democratic nomination to challenge Kirk in what is considered to be one of the most competitive Senate races this year.
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But 13 European countries, led by France, want to scupper the talks because their farmers are scared of Mercosur, the world's most competitive producer of grains and meat.
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South Africans, meanwhile, are preparing to head to the polls on Wednesday in what is expected to be the country's most competitive elections since the end of apartheid.
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Campaign contributions from these long-distance donors are already flooding into some of the most competitive districts in the country, hoping to sway the outcome of the midterms.
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That means Braun skipped some of Indiana's most competitive Republican primaries in recent years -- including Mitch Daniels' bid for the governorship in 2004 and, in 2010, both Sen.
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The joint academic report, based on a year-long study, put it more bluntly: "Shenzhen has surpassed Hong Kong as the most competitive city in China," it said.
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With 17 major candidates in the race, the Democratic 2020 presidential field is set to be one of the largest, most competitive, and most unpredictable in modern history.
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"With sufficient resources to communicate in the expensive Charlotte media market, McCready can win this special election – the most competitive race since the 2900 midterm election," they continued.
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It also happens to be in Minnesota's 220006th congressional district, which according to The Cook Political Report, is one of the most competitive House races in the country.
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Meanwhile, Republicans mirrored much of Trump's rhetoric on immigration, a move that energized base voters in many red states that were home to the most competitive Senate races.
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This week, many of them will be on the ground reporting from the most competitive congressional districts, including races in the Central Valley, Orange County and San Diego.
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According to the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee, there are 14 self-identified racial minorities out of the nearly 60 party-backed Democrats in the most competitive House races.
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Asian-American Alumni Debate Elite High School Admissions When it comes to integration at New York City's most competitive high schools, Asian-American alumni have many different reactions.
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In what has been the most competitive division race all month, the Rockies took a half-game lead over the Dodgers with their 14-0 hammering of Philadelphia.
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Conventional wisdom dictated that both Mr. Gillum and Ms. Abrams did not give Democrats their best chance; more traditional, moderate white candidates were seen as the most competitive.
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James is one of the league's most competitive players, and he has never been known to be the most patient guy: He wants to win, and win now.
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That said, it's still completely viable for all but the most competitive gamers, and this is a complete non-issue for movies, video editing, or what have you.
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The retailer is also offering some of the most competitive deals, so you don't have to worry about shopping around and potentially missing out on a better one.
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That means five of the state's eight seats will be getting national attention this year, making Minnesota one of the most competitive states in a cutthroat election cycle.
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Heidi Heitkamp spent $5.5 million to win the North Dakota Senate seat with 50% -- one of the most competitive and close Senate races in the country that year.
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If you don't like tables, we also have an interactive tree that shows 1,024 paths to victory, depending on the outcomes in 10 of the most competitive states.
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If the most competitive bids are too low, which could happen in an untested system, suppliers may not have the resources to provide the intensive care patients need.
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Boston and L.A. haven't played the most competitive W.S. so far ... but they've hit plenty of home runs off the diamond -- just look at their wives and girlfriends!!!
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In particular, the Documentary and Animated Feature races this year are filled with great films, and the former is one of the most competitive categories at the awards.
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O'Brien has always believed Keuchel could win — he called him the most competitive high school pitcher he has seen — but stressed the value of the changeup to his arsenal.
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We had to put in place many savings, people acknowledge this so they are saying your economy is resilient, we are the fourth most competitive economy in the world.
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Whether you're applying for an auto loan or a mortgage, you'll need an established credit history to qualify and a high credit score to get the most competitive rates.
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Five of California's most competitive races are in or near Orange County, the densely-populated suburbs between Los Angeles and San Diego, which were once an unassailable Republican fortress.
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Speaking of being able to beat Trump, most polls have shown that Joe Biden has consistently been the most competitive in a hypothetical one-on-one contest against Trump.
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My post-graduation dream was to move to New York City and to work in financial services — one of the most competitive industries to break into in the Northeast.
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Collin Allred, who the D Triple C has put on our red to blue program, which means we think it&aposs a very -- he&aposs the most competitive candidate.
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It should be no surprise then, that the colleges that produce the most inventors per student are MIT, CalTech and Harvey Mudd, three of America's most competitive engineering schools.
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And though there are 35 Senate seats up for re-election, the bulk of so-called outside spending is being deployed in just 10 of the most competitive races.
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The winning bidders offered to provide electricity for 2.42 U.S. cents per kilowatt hour, one of the most competitive prices seen to date in the solar industry, Saeedi said.
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For the first time in recent memory, half of the challengers in GOP strongholds being targeted by Democrats—the 38 toughest, most competitive House races out there—are women.
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The Ferrari seat is one of the most sought after, even if not currently the most competitive, with the team the most glamorous and successful in Formula One history.
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The imbalances that gave rise to huge current account surpluses on the part of the United States' most competitive trading partners, are not likely to decline any time soon.
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Disney will argue that today's content environment is the most competitive it's ever been, with networks losing market power to tech companies that are dropping billions on original programming.
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But I think to your point earlier, it's facing the most competitive landscape it's ever faced, but it's still is responsible for engineering the big transformation in the business.
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Note: Koch has deemed Indiana and Missouri as two of the most competitive Senate races in 2018, and they recognize that this year Republicans will be on the defensive.
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The Richmond Times-Dispatch reports that Hashmi and Sturtevant's race was among the most competitive in the state, with more than $1.5 million in media buys including TV advertising.
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At the same time, at 91 of the most competitive colleges and universities, only three percent of students come from families in the bottom quarter of the income scale.
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In assessing start-ups like DriveU, Unitus Seed first asks if the management team has "what it takes to persevere in the world's most competitive market," Mr. Poole said.
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In the 88 House races CNN ranks as the most competitive, consider this significant difference: *40 Republican incumbents in these races have been out-raised by their Democratic challengers.
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The outcomes of two of the most competitive gubernatorial contests — in Indiana and North Carolina — could be affected by voters' feelings about how the candidates have handled L.G.B.T. rights.
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If Ayotte advances to the general election, she'll likely square off against Hassan in what is considered to be one of the most competitive and expensive races this cycle.
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California is home to 85033 of the most competitive House races this November, as Democrats try to overcome a 23-seat deficit and retake control of the lower chamber.
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" Why it matters: "Many of the most competitive House seats this year are in the tony bedroom communities of Los Angeles, Chicago, Denver, Houston, Philadelphia, New York and Washington.
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India wants to boost regional aviation connectivity and reopen closed airports as part of its plans to improve passenger growth in one of the world's most competitive aviation markets.
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The Manchester Road Race in Connecticut, which is one of the most competitive trots and attracts world-class athletes because of a decent prize money purse, was founded 1927.
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Driving the news: He's holding a campaign rally in Minnesota's 8th district tonight, home of what's considered to be one of the most competitive House races in the country.
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I'd still recommend a TV (or PC gaming monitor) if you're super lag-conscious, but the GT1080HDR will be more than acceptable for all but the most competitive gamers.
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At Stuyvesant, the most competitive of the schools, only 10 black students and 27 Latino students received offers this year; last year, the comparable numbers were 13 and 28.
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It hardly made for a tense or dramatic lead-in to what is expected to be the most competitive championship race since this playoff format was launched in 2014.
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Knowing that Denver is one of the most competitive real estate markets in the country, Jason was prepared to move quickly when a property he liked hit the market.
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In a sign of just how enthusiastic members of both parties are about the presidential election year, dozens of candidates have filed to run for the most competitive seats.
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Some Republicans worry that Pinal County Sheriff Paul Babeu, a frequent Fox News guest, wouldn't be a viable general election candidate in one of the most competitive House districts.
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"This will be one of the most competitive auctions in Chile's history, with bidders presenting offers almost seven times higher than the amount being auctioned," said ratings agency Fitch.
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Such a position entails a comfortable salary, but having a tech salary in the nation&aposs most competitive real estate market doesn&apost always promise a life of luxury.
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In some of the most competitive job markets for tech, software engineers of varying specialties easily earn upwards of $150,000, according to data from Hired, a tech recruitment platform.
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Unlike the competitive House races, which are being fought in territory that is increasingly favorable to Democrats, the most competitive Senate contests are in states Trump won — often decisively.
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That gives them an edge because as an early-stage fund, Harlem Capital operates in one of the most competitive stages for venture firms hoping to land a deal.
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BUT, YOU KNOW, I'M NOT PARTICULARLY CONCERNED THAT WE'RE GOING TO BE IN A POSITION THAT DOESN'T CONTINUE TO MAKE THIS COUNTRY ONE OF MOST COMPETITIVE IN THE WORLD.
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It was riveting: Simon turned her camera on the highly selective admissions process at Paris's La Fémis film school, one of the most competitive film schools in the world.
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Monday marked the final deadline for filing fundraising hauls with the Federal Election Commission (FEC), and Democrats have now raised $252 million in the 69 most competitive House races.
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That makes the primaries the most competitive elections of the year, and with Hawaii's long history of volatile and difficult-to-poll primaries, there could be some major surprises.
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The 24-team tournament has been arguably the most competitive in the history of the women's game, however Lindsey said she was bothered by the event slogan - "Dare To Shine".
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A year ago, Chinese smartphone rival Xiaomi offered its first laptop aimed at mid-priced consumer users, priced around $525, in one of the most competitive segments of the business.
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In the midst of a blue wave that flipped seven of the most competitive House seats in the California, Hunter won with 22018% of the vote to Campa-Najjar's 274%.
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THERE are few things European leaders like better than talking about their plans for turning Europe into the world's most competitive "knowledge-based economy" by the end of this decade.
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Minnesota is the bleeding edge of how Donald Trump is remaking Midwestern politics — and positioned to be the most competitive battleground state in the US for this year's midterm elections.
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The group first tried to break into the French cosmetics market, one of the world's most competitive, 13 years ago but withdrew after just two years due to poor sales.
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Today, the price of a barrel of Brent crude is taken from the most competitive of five different types of crude, only one of which comes from the Brent field.
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This is exactly why it's the perfect time to buy a 265K Ultra HD TV; all the biggest brands are competing against each other to provide the most competitive price.
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R Street research suggests that even a relatively modest carbon price actually could replace corporate taxes entirely, turning the United States into the most competitive investment climate in the world.
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The New York City Education Department is expected to announce a plan on Thursday to help black and Hispanic students gain acceptance to some of the most competitive high schools.
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Early this year, the Jack Kent Cooke Foundation released a report on diversity at the nation's 91 most competitive colleges as defined by Barron's, which compiles information on higher education.
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Heitkamp and Cramer are battling in one of the most competitive races this cycle, with both parties hoping a win in the state could help deliver them the Senate majority.
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The New Jersey race that is thought to be most competitive is the 2023rd District in the southern part of the state, which is currently represented by freshman Democratic Rep.
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Democrats working on 2018 races, meanwhile, say they are curious to see how Gillespie performs in suburban areas that have similar demographics to some of the most competitive House districts.
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The U.S. department of energy (DOE) agrees with the IEA that extending the life of existing reactors is perhaps the most competitive way to produce low-carbon electricity, he said.
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Trump gets high marks for his management of the economy, and in two-thirds of the 60 most competitive House districts incomes were higher than the national median in 423.
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He is running in one of the country's most competitive House races, against Joe Garcia, a former Democratic congressman who introduced the House companion to the "Gang of Eight" legislation.
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Over all, there are 224 districts (out of the 221 districts that ought to be most competitive, by our estimates) where the Democrats don't have a candidate who raised $22018,000.
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A decade ago, Chicago, a city with the third-largest public school system and a long history of segregation, considered race when determining admission to its most competitive high schools.
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We've started surveying dozens of the most competitive districts and have finished polls in nine: seven tossup districts and two districts that lean Republican, according to the Cook Political Report.
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The eventual winner of the race, Atlanta's most competitive mayoral contest in eight years, will take over from the current mayor, Kasim Reed, who is leaving because of term limits.
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Last year, the oldest finalist in the most competitive rounds of the "Fortnite" World Cup was only 24 years old, despite the World Cup being open to all ages online.
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On May 18, Slater and Gordon and Therium said they would offer shareholder claimants the most competitive funding package of all of the class actions announced against AMP till then.
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RACE A TOSS-UP Elections experts consider the race between McCrory and Cooper, one of 12 U.S. gubernatorial seats being decided on Tuesday, to be among the country's most competitive.
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Across the nation, the most vulnerable Republican incumbents among the 50 or so most competitive seats tend to be in relatively well-educated, metropolitan districts with above-average Hispanic populations.
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Interestingly, the next 20 most competitive districts (where the favored party has between a 33 and 75% chance of winning), we see only two western districts, and zero northeastern districts!
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But now there's an opportunity to skip an expensive four years and still go to grad school at one of the nation's most competitive universities, Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT).
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Cultivating a career in one of the most competitive, ever-evolving and volatile technological landscapes (let alone technological musical landscapes) that's ever existed, can lend itself to the odd intimidation.
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Alumni of VCU's SSP have successfully applied to the most competitive MFA programs in the country, including Yale, Columbia, Rutgers, USC, the University of Chicago, CalArts, UPenn, UCLA — and VCU.
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"Unipec and Vitol won the deal as they came up with the most competitive offers as per weighted average out of 11 companies that competed for the tender," one official said.
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Most of the 2287 Republican incumbents in the most competitive reelection bids, and their aides, declined to answer Reuters' questions on why they were communicating less online about the tax cuts.
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This year, enough suburbanites leaned right toward their rural counterparts -- especially in a handful of the most competitive swing states -- to give the Republicans the presidency and continued control of Congress.
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But they have moved the party sharply to the left, particularly on expanding the government role in healthcare, a Reuters review of Democratic positions in the most competitive congressional races found.
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We believe IKEA and Solarcentury are bringing the most competitive package to the market yet, so more people than ever before can profit financially and environmentally by producing their own energy.'
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I thought even if Trump didn't prevail, if he didn't win the election… We're a British firm that was trying to break into the most competitive political market in the world.
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Priority scheduling, if it exists, matters because Los Angeles, where Lawson drove for GrubHub, "was one of the most competitive markets for shifts that we had," O'Shae said in her testimony.
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Since then Shell has sold many oil and gas assets in order to focus on the most competitive fields in areas such as the North Sea and the Gulf of Mexico.
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The reason priority scheduling matters is because Los Angeles, where Lawson drove for GrubHub, "was one of the most competitive markets for shifts that we had," O'Shae said in her testimony.
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Holzhauer, who made history with 2462 straight wins on the Alex-Trebek-hosted game show, is set to participate in the show's most competitive and prestigious event: The Tournament of Champions.
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In the most competitive areas, potential homeowners are vying against other buyers who are often pre-approved for mortgages, have excellent credit scores and are able to offer hefty down payments.
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Curry set the tone early, connecting on three three-pointers in a 15-point first period during which the Spurs fell behind despite playing their most competitive ball of the night.
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And BAML argues that 40 percent of emerging currencies are at their most competitive levels ever in trade-weighted terms and this should presage at least some export and trade benefits.
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Okolie campaigns at cruiserweight, one of the most competitive divisions in boxing thanks to the way Kalle Sauerland revolutionized the weight class with his groundbreaking World Boxing Super Series (WBSS) tournament.
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The average breakeven cost is expected to fall by 15 percent to $44 per barrel of oil equivalent, with the most competitive projects in shallow waters off Norway, Britain and Mexico.
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Now the law, and the backlash against it, have introduced a different kind of volatile energy to state politics here, roiling a governor's race that could be the nation's most competitive.
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To better understand the dynamics driving the vote, Reuters identified four of the nation's most competitive counties in these political battlegrounds and will report from them through the November 2020 election.
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A former teacher and debate coach at one of the city's most competitive high schools pleaded guilty in federal court in Manhattan on Friday to one count of receiving child pornography.
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"In the Christmas week itself (...) we sold more food than ever before at Tesco as we made our offer the most competitive it's been for many, many years," he told reporters.
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According to fundraising numbers analyzed by The Hill, Pelosi donated a staggering $121 million to the House Democrats' campaign arm and candidates running in the most competitive House races this cycle.
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Republican Senator Thom Tillis, who faces one of the most competitive 2020 re-election races in North Carolina and has supported abortion restrictions, said "of course there needs to be" exceptions.
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But the changing demographics of the district -- which became majority-minority after redistricting in 22020 -- have turned it into one of the most competitive House races in the Lone Star State.
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The time has come to modernize our farm programs and enhance investment in the types of research that will make our farm economy the most competitive and innovative in the world.
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That's why he created Botolo, to unburden players of the complex physical skill needed to succeed at most competitive games, instead inviting players to watch and learn from each other's movements.
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As part of my job I've personally visited dozens of the most competitive and best-staffed races in the country, giving me a unique perspective on the state of the party.
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The "Impact Fund" supports candidates running in the most competitive districts (rated at least "lean Republican" by Cook Political Report) and who have less cash on hand than their Republican opponent.
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"The company has chosen Poland as the most competitive location for production to satisfy the needs of European and global car producers," said Chang-Beom Kang, vice president at LG Chem.
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Here's a breakdown of the key ads in some of the most competitive races in New Jersey, and how much has been spent on New York City's airwaves for each race.
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Our political reporters grouped the roughly 75 most competitive districts into five battlefields — not by what part of the country they're in, but by the social and cultural characteristics they share.
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The most competitive players are often former athletes themselves and have elevated a game that has been a hugely popular form of entertainment in college dorms and bars across the country.
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"It's clear that the DCCC is leaving its members who are in the most competitive districts completely and utterly out to dry," said one House Democrat granted anonymity to speak candidly.
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The compact crossover space is among the most competitive for car-makers, with the segment stalwarts putting up better sales numbers in recent months than even the ever-popular Toyota Camry.
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Last year, Brown set a record at Saratoga, one of the nation's oldest and most competitive racetracks, with 40 victories, and won his first Eclipse Award as the nation's outstanding trainer.
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If they lower their tariff barriers and they lower their nontariff barriers and open markets, we will export like crazy, because America has become the most competitive economy in the world.
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"The most competitive districts for a party should be 'outlier' districts— those with a Republican (Democratic) advantage in the electorate but a moderate Democrat (Republican) serving as the representative," Utych writes.
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The strategy appears to be paying off for Clinton, if not for Democrats in general, as Clinton tends to run several points ahead of Democratic Senate candidates in most competitive states.
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ET. (CNBC)* US slipped to third place in a ranking of most competitive economies (CNBC) Dollar General (DG) and Dollar Tree (DLTR) are among the companies out with quarterly earnings this morning.
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But with a combined 23 losses among the No. 1 seeds—the most ever—this is decidedly one of the weakest (or most competitive) top tiers we've seen in a long time.
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Twitch has been seen as the most competitive mainstream threat to YouTube as it continues to grow — but it still hasn't managed to pull top YouTube creators away from their main platform.
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Eight of the nine most competitive races are for GOP-held seats and six of those contests feature first-term GOP incumbents who were elected in the tea party wave of 2010.
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But a sustained boycott would require businesses to turn aside a state that is traditionally one of America's most competitive just as its economy is returning to full strength following the recession.
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So we view the competitive environment that anybody who is trying to acquire clients, and we want to be the most relevant, the most competitive and the most innovative against all competition.
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Democrats may say they are trying to field the most competitive team of candidates they can to win a majority in Congress, and in some districts that candidate might be anti-abortion.
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"This is without a doubt the most competitive category of 24," said Ladbrokes spokeswoman Nicola McGeady, who said a rush of bets on Washington in recent weeks had moved the market significantly.
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Given how much of a shooter's game depends on confidence, and how easy it is to get backed into a corner in this most competitive of leagues, that counts for a lot.
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The new ad, which is part of a $450,000 buy, marks the super PAC's latest involvement in what is expected to be one of the most competitive Senate races in the country.
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It's a level of confidence that is awe-inspiring to me, and it's totally necessary to function, much less succeed, in what is probably the most competitive work environment in the world.
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H.E. BALLARD-GARDNER Tucson As a senior at one of the most competitive high schools in the nation, I can attest to the toxic environment that increasingly competitive college admissions has created.
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We looked at Federal Election Commission data and found that small donations have accounted for only 13% of the money raised by congressional candidates in 85033's twenty-five most competitive races.
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Puglia's approach borrows from the Harvard Business School Professor Michael Porter, whose research shows that the most competitive companies have high barriers to entry, low threats from substitute products, and loyal customers.
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But over the past three years, nearly 50 of its students have been accepted at some of the city's most competitive high schools, including Brooklyn Technical, Stuyvesant and Millennium, Ms. Ramos said.
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He is one of several presidential candidates many Democrats have said should run for Senate and Colorado, Arizona and Maine are seen as the most competitive states for Democrats to pick up.
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What they're doing: The DCCC is running a new TV ad campaign today through May 14 in CA-39, which is considered the most competitive in the state to replace retiring Rep.
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These are the same areas where the most competitive House seats are located, and where Democrats believe they can potentially flip enough seats to win back control of the House of Representatives.
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As a group, the 70 most competitive districts have not seen their incomes grow more, or their unemployment rates drop faster, than the rest of the country since Mr. Trump took office.
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The most competitive races are taking place in states where Mr. Trump remains well-liked, or at least is not as toxic as he is in some up-for-grabs House districts.
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"I would put my record up against anyone about knowing how to grow a successful business," said Mr. Moody, the Republican nominee in one of the country's most competitive races for governor.
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Maryland has played UConn tough the past two years, not only nearly beating them this year, but also playing what was by far the most competitive game against the Huskies last season.
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In several smaller states, Ms. Pelosi predicted a Democratic sweep of the most competitive congressional races, including gains of two seats each in Iowa and Kansas, and one seat in New Mexico.
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And of all the accelerators out there, none has connections as coveted as YC. As a result, its program is among the most competitive: Fewer than 3 percent of applicants get accepted.
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It was founded by "three former Hillary Clinton campaign staffers" and pinpoints "which districts it believes are the most competitive for Democrats (the most 'flippable')" and allows donors to target those districts.
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That combination of intellectual and physical capital makes San Diego one of the most competitive places to open a clean tech business and creates thousands of high-paying jobs in the process.
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But given that Virginia is likely to be the most competitive race in the country this fall, Mr. Trump will probably take notice if Mr. Gillespie shuns him entirely during the campaign.
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"It's true we have reformed the European trading scheme but with the expected price levels for emission permits, coal will remain the most competitive fossil fuel for years to come," Poirson said.
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America should be the most competitive place in the world to do business, but, right now, everything about our tax code tells American companies to take their dollars and their jobs overseas.
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"The decision to divest was not taken lightly, but it is consistent with Shell's strategy to concentrate our upstream footprint where we can be most competitive," said Shell's upstream director, Andy Brown.
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According to a recent study by the Jack Kent Cooke Foundation, just 3 percent of students enrolled in our most competitive colleges are drawn from the bottom 25 percent of family income.
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Voters in the most competitive battleground races have been inundated with television ads since Labor Day, and the pace is expected to continue through the weekend into the final days of the campaign.
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The United States, meanwhile, which ranked as the most competitive country in the world in a separate IMD study, fell behind in terms of the investment in and efficiency of its education system.
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The U.K. was named the eighth most competitive economy, with WEF praising the quality of its research institutions and workforce diversity but giving the country a lower score for life expectancy and skills.
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If Democrats can't make Georgia and Iowa -- or at least one of the two -- very competitive, it will require the party to run the table of the most competitive races in the country.
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And after national investments in some of the country's most competitive House races this cycle, Republican pickups in those two competitive Democratic seats could very well be offset by losses in other districts.
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Women who live in suburbs, where some of the most competitive House races will be contested, have trended away from Republicans in recent polls and may be further energized by the Kavanaugh debate.
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This year's selection was the most competitive in Startup Battlefield history and we're excited for you to watch these innovative startups duke it out on the Main Stage at TechCrunch Disrupt SF 2018.
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"What we're seeing across the most competitive congressional districts across America, about two dozen of them, is that Secretary Clinton is still holding a lead over Donald Trump on average," Lujan said Tuesday.
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The reason the FCC did this is that they knew the data was overwhelming that the underlying wireless and video markets were and are competitive and among the most competitive in the world.
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Perhaps it would be a good time to remember that the UFC didn't used to believe in the marketability of lightweights, and now that is easily the UFC's most competitive and exciting weightclass.
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And Democrats won their largest margins of victory in Nevada's 3rd and 4th Districts, among the state's most competitive House races, where Democrats were protecting open seats vacated by Rosen and retiring Rep.
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Moreover, in 40 of the most competitive House races, more than three times as much of those individual donations are coming from outside donors than from voters who live within the district's boundaries.
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Committee officials outlined detailed plans in written "playbooks" distributed this year in the most competitive states about how they intended to assist Republican campaigns up and down the ballot with money and manpower.
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Unsettled Senate map The most uncertainty 100 days out from the midterms is over the Senate landscape -- where many of the most competitive states are largely rural and voted for Trump in 2016.
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Republican strategists overseeing the party's most competitive Senate races have begun crafting their own independent turnout plans, mindful that their candidates need to reach middle-of-the-road voters Mr. Trump has forsaken.
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It's not an exaggeration to say that UFC 205—held at the Garden on November 12, four days after Election Day—is the promotion's most competitive and most consequential all-around fight card.
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According to the 2018 American Election Eve poll of voters in the 70 most competitive House districts, which my firm, Latino Decisions, helped conduct, this is precisely what happened in the midterms too.
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According to their most recent financial disclosures, Democrats in the 69 most competitive House of Representatives races have so far raised $252 million for the November election, while Republicans have raised $172 million.
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The fears about keeping the House are most pronounced among the several dozen Democrats running in the most competitive seats, particularly freshman members, who have never run on the same ballot as Trump.
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One of the Republican Assembly candidates in District 38 — which used to be one of the most competitive districts in the state — announced he's becoming a Democrat and endorsing his opponents for reelection.
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For many smaller firms getting edged out by bigger players boasting multi-stage funds, it may be as simple as being decisive and personable when it comes to landing the most competitive investments.
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CAIRO — As Uber sought this year to expand in Egypt, one of the most competitive ride-sharing markets, its executives faced a troubling request from Egyptian ministers: Could they provide access to heaven?
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His seat was one that Democrats identified early as a potential steal, and through much of 2015 and 2016, political analysts tagged the race as one of the most competitive in the country.
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Switzerland's nine-year streak as the world's most competitive economy came to an end on Wednesday, dethroned by the United States in an annual league table published by the World Economic Forum (WEF).
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The President appears in nearly 20% of all political ads this year, according to an analysis of data from Kantar Media/CMAG, based on the top 100 most competitive House and Senate races.
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Consulting is one of the most competitive fields to break into, but one way to get your foot in the door and guarantee a spot after business school is through a summer internship.
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Despite constant concerns that Hong Kong is losing its edge to mainland and regional rivals, the city has reclaimed the title of the world's most competitive economy, according to the IMD World Competitiveness Center.
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"We should prepare transit for the future, and make it the most competitive way to get around, because that's what we want to see," says Andrew Salzberg, Uber's head of transportation policy and research.
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We only have to look at the top three most competitive countries to understand what's driving economic growth for their businesses and prosperity for their citizens; the common thread is aggressive adoption of automation.
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While former H-1B visa holders represent less than one percent of the U.S. population, their children made up 75 percent of finalists in one of the most competitive science competitions for science students.
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In particular, he's proud that they've "been able to grow in the most competitive market in the world, which is the U.S." Schromgens says about a quarter of their business is now in America.
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The Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee says it views the House race in Colorado's 6th Congressional District here -- an area that includes Aurora and its surrounding suburbs -- among the top 10 most competitive in 2018.
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Blessed be the fruit: The Handmaid's Tale has won the top award at the 2017 Emmys, taking home the gold for best drama in one of the most competitive fields of the past decade.
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Latino voters could make the difference in some of this year's most competitive congressional races — particularly in places like Arizona, California, and Texas where they make up more than 20103 percent of the electorate.
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In the 6900 most competitive battleground districts, 2628 percent said they were in favor of moving the inquiry forward, while 28503 percent opposed the effort, according to the polling data obtained by The Hill.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - Germany has slipped out of the top 10 most competitive economies in the world, falling two places to 12 from last year, a study by Swiss business school IMD showed on Monday.
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Date: November 7, 2019What to know: Hornets-Celtics won't be the most competitive matchup on this list, but the NBA world will be watching to see how Kemba Walker plays against his old team.
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They're already facing one of the tightest, most competitive housing markets in history, with home prices rising far faster than incomes, mortgage rates climbing and the supply of homes for sale continuing to shrink.
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The GOP senator's latest haul continues his strong fundraising pace and puts him well ahead of his Democratic competitors in what is considered to be one of the most competitive Senate races this cycle.
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Much like when it had the advantage of revealing the PS4's price after Microsoft announced the Xbox One's in 2013, Sony can again ensure its device launches with the most competitive price possible.
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It falls on Blume, an esports fan who was a high-level League of Legends player prior to joining Pinnacle, to ensure that their regulated esports market remains the world's largest and most competitive.
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I'm proud to have the JOLT Act featured in New Democrat Coalition's recently released American Prosperity Agenda: Winning the Future, which maintains America's standing as the most competitive and innovative country in the world.
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But in the contemporary world of politics, a Democrat running in most competitive congressional and senate races in the country would face a tough sell making the case against the imposition of work requirements.
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He is hardly alone: Other Republicans involved in many of the most competitive Senate races are also clamoring for a final visit from Air Force One before Election Day to motivate pro-Trump voters.
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Both major parties avoided worst-case scenarios in California: Democrats had candidates set to advance in seven of the most competitive districts, while Republicans avoided a shutout in the races for Senate and governor.
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That suggested the debt-laden group's turnaround plan started about two years ago - including asset sales and heavy cost cutting - was yielding benefits in the French market, one of the most competitive in Europe.
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According to a recent 22016 midterm survey of more than 22018,22018 registered voters in the 60 most competitive congressional districts, a majority of Americans reject Mr. Trump's divisive rhetoric and oppose his xenophobic policies.
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This year, getting into Stuyvesant, the most competitive of the schools, required at least a score of 133; the Brooklyn Latin School, the easiest to get into, accepted students who scored 213 or above.
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Quibi is launching at one of the most competitive times for streaming-video services, with legacy-media brands like Disney, WarnerMedia, and NBCUniversal pushing to upend established streamers like Netflix and Amazon Prime Video.
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And I think I've been the vanguard in this fight by showing how to win one of the, if not the, most competitive seat in the United States of America, a 71% Latino district.
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Missouri was considered a second-tier race at the beginning of the cycle, but now it is among the handful of most competitive contests that will determine which party controls the Senate next year.
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Just last week, the Bureau of Labor Statistics announced there are a record number of unfilled jobs nationwide, and the World Economic Forum named the United States the most competitive nation on the globe.
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Washington (CNN)With the midterms now just 230 days away, a new poll of 69 of the most competitive House districts in the country suggests that the Republican majority is in deep, deep peril.
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His $183 billion fund, Fidelity Growth Company, has outpaced 97 percent of its rivals since 2008, making it one of the best performers in what is arguably the most competitive category for mutual funds.
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The seven states the Bloomberg campaign has chosen are some of the most competitive, like Wisconsin and Florida, and others where Democrats believe they can chip away at Republican dominance, like Texas and Arizona.
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"The gains in prices elsewhere are allowing Russian wheat prices to rise and yet remain the most competitive offer throughout much of Asia," said Tobin Gorey, director of agricultural strategy, Commonwealth Bank of Australia.
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He then captured three MLS titles during a remarkable four-season stretch with the Los Angeles Galaxy that came during one of the league's most competitive eras, before his return to the national side.
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Their losses have been some of the most competitive of any teams, keeping things within a touchdown with Auburn and Georgia, and a defensive unit that held Clemson to just 24 points at home.
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"We welcome this extremely rare display of honesty from the Trump campaign about how Vice President Biden would be 'the most competitive in a one-on-one match-up against the president'," Bates said.
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When I say powerful, not only are they well-crafted and will open the door for American exports because we're the most competitive in the world, but it will add a lot to GDP.
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The ads will target states that are home to some of the most competitive House races of the cycle as Democrats look to flip 24 seats to regain a majority in the lower chamber.
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"It's a Democratic district, and typically our resources go — when you talk about financial resources and TV buys — those go to the most competitive races in America," said DCCC Chairman Ben Ray Luján (N.M.).
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As Wall Street's top overseer, Mr. McDonough took it as his mission to persuade the industry's largest and most competitive firms to work together to put up the money to rescue the hedge fund.
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These particular polls were conducted in a new project by New York Times and Siena College that is running polls live through November 4 in many of the most competitive districts in the country.
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The Centenario lithium deposit contains drainable resources of nearly 10 million tonnes of lithium carbonate equivalent and the expected production costs for Eramet would be among the most competitive in the sector, added Eramet.
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In one of the most competitive Senate races in the country, the Democrat has rejected his party's national leadership and is banking on voters' trust in his long record to carry him to victory.
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As a teenager in a suburb of Madrid, where the bullfighting schools are perhaps the most competitive in Spain, Tomás struggled to attract attention from the bullring promoters, managers and financiers who bankroll young matadors.
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Amid Trump ramping up rhetoric about dangerous criminals streaming over the Mexican border, Democrats are relying on moderate candidates to carry them to victory in many of the most competitive races in the 261 midterms.
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Two of the country's other most competitive gubernatorial races were also in Midwest states Trump won in 2016: Iowa and Ohio, both of which remained under the GOP's control at the end of the night.
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But if Netgear can maintain its speed advantage — and that's something we'll have to test when we get them — its tweaks to price and size could keep it among the most competitive systems out there.
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GENEVA (Reuters) - Switzerland's nine-year streak as the world's most competitive economy came to an end on Wednesday, dethroned by the United States in an annual league table published by the World Economic Forum (WEF).
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Strengths: Before there was Donald Trump in 2016, there was Rick Scott in 2010 and 2014 - a man who used his wealth to win office in one of the most competitive states in the country.
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Meanwhile, controversy over voting rights and the state's electoral process has clouded one of the country's most competitive midterm elections between Kemp and Stacey Abrams, who could become the country's first African-American female governor.
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Warning: Spoilers ahead for Tuesday's DWTS finale After one of the most competitive season in years, DiMarco and and pro Peta Murgatroyd took home the win, edging out runner-ups VanZant and pro Mark Ballas .
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The Southeast Basins auction was the most competitive portion of Tuesday's larger shallow-water tender, with blocks awarded to firms including France's Total, Italy's Eni, Spain's Repsol, Britain's Premier Oil and Mexico's state-run Pemex.
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And when you think about the fact that the competitors I think have done a very good job of reallocating their fleets, and covering off on their most competitive routes and their most lucrative routes.
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The series follows iconic ballroom commentator Precious Ebony and voguers Tati 007, Alex Mugler, Jelani Mizrahi, Lolita Balenciaga, and Relish Milan as they train, dress, and dance alongside stars from the scene's most competitive houses.
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Mr Museveni, who is running for a fifth term after 30 years in power, is facing what observers say is his most competitive election yet (voting was taking place as The Economist went to press).
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The likely departures of insurers in Illinois, Wisconsin, Florida, Pennsylvania, Ohio, North Carolina, Arizona and Missouri are pushing the healthcare law toward the center of some of the most competitive Senate races in the country.
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"You're familiar with the places that are a dog fight: Arizona, Nevada, Montana, North Dakota, Missouri, Indiana, Tennessee, West Virginia and Florida," he said, ticking off what he views as the most competitive Senate races.
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But with so many candidates running in the most competitive races, there's a chance the vote will be splintered among the Democratic candidates -- creating a scenario where two Republicans could advance to the November ballot.
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There is similar concern in North Carolina, where what may be the country's most competitive governor's race is being fought and where Republicans who have seen private polling say Mr. Trump is trailing Hillary Clinton.
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Here's how the rest of the most competitive Pennsylvania districts are shaping up after Tuesday primary results Democrat Scott Wallace easily overcame a challenge from two party rivals for the nomination in Pennsylvania's 503st District.
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Forcing us to "Buy American" through trade barriers or restrictions on government procurement would result in higher prices for consumers, taxpayers and import-consumer industries and fewer export opportunities for the most competitive U.S. sectors.
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In an announcement that was shared first with The Hill, Winning For Women is backing six candidates — one in the Senate and five in the House — in some of the most competitive races of 2018.
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Democrats have largely erased the turnout deficit that hobbled them during the Obama presidency, according to results from more than 50 New York Times Upshot/Siena College polls of the most competitive House battleground districts.
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"I think this is going to be one of the most competitive races in the nation and people are going to be looking at it," De La Isla told The Hill in a recent interview.
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In his two seasons with Fenerbahce, Turkey's leading club, he has helped it win two domestic titles as well as this year's championship of the Euroleague, the world's most competitive league outside the United States.
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"We believe the U.S./China Phase 24 trade agreement will gradually aid earnings across F220, but more specifically, during 2135Q25 when U.S. crop prices are most competitive on a global basis," analyst Eric Larson said.
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Our thought bubble: Disney is most competitive thanks to its content offerings and competitive pricing, costing less than Netflix and Amazon Prime — and its bundled service costs the same as Netflix's most popular subscription tier.
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Amazon's list of 23 finalists for its coveted HQ2 project, announced Thursday, includes some of the most competitive cities in the world—let alone in North America—and data compiled by CNBC bears that out.
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Old role: Cohead of internet investment banking, AmericasNew role: Global cohead of internet investment bankingMonth: JuneTech is the most competitive sector for talent in investment banking, so landing a top internet banker is tall order.
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The most competitive districts are more white than the national average One of the most striking aspects of the 21994 landscape is how few of the highly contested seats contain large numbers of nonwhite voters.
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The House race had been thought of as one of the nation's most competitive after Parnell nearly beat Norman in a 2017 special election, but those aspirations disappeared after the abuse from Parnell's past surfaced.
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President Trump said last week that one primary goal of this bill is to make America's business tax system one of the most competitive in the world, where businesses can expand, hire, and raise wages.
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With an APY of 2.1 percent, VIO Bank, the online division of MidFirst Bank, offers one of the most competitive interest rates, and it only requires a minimum deposit of $100 to open an account.
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O'Rourke, 46, was by far the best-funded and most competitive Democrat to run statewide in Texas in years, and he would have been the first elected statewide in nearly a quarter of a century.
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Pat Toomey of Pennsylvania, who is running in one of the most competitive Senate races in the country, won't back Trump, who could turn off swing voters in suburban Philadelphia who Toomey is trying to court.
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Felicity Huffman and Lori Loughlin are among dozens of people named in a shocking new FBI complaint alleging their involvement in a college admissions cheating scandal at some of the most competitive colleges in the country.
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It's been quite the journey from working as a fashion and magazine photographer in Spain to starting afresh in a city Carlos deems "one of the most competitive in the world" but open-minded and multicultural.
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By reducing paperwork and bureaucracy, Desai says the company makes an average revenue of $150 per patient and a gross profit margin of 28 percent in one of its largest and most competitive markets: Los Angeles.
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Uber CEO Travis Kalanick promised drivers in San Francisco and New York — two of Uber's most competitive markets — earnings of $74,220 and $2140,217 a year, respectively, but fewer than 2119 percent made at least those figures.
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Uber CEO Travis Kalanick promised drivers in San Francisco and New York — two of Uber's most competitive markets — earnings of $74,1603 and $90,000 a year, respectively, but fewer than 10 percent made at least those figures.
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For the first time in nine years, Singapore surpassed the United States and Hong Kong to clinch the title of the world's most competitive economy, according to annual rankings compiled by Switzerland-based business school IMD.
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In Overwatch, Blizzard Entertainment — the studio behind World of Warcraft and StarCraft 2 — steps out of its comfort zone and into one of the most competitive markets in the world of video games: first-person shooters.
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Curses and black cats aside, the 144th Run for the Roses is shaping up to be one of the most competitive in years with a quality 20-horse field contesting the 1 1/4-mile classic.
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And I think that's what makes the whole thing kind of interesting to me is that we talk about wanting to be the best workplace in the world, the most competitive, and offer the best benefits.
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"At Thomson Reuters, we believe the strongest workforce is the most diverse workforce; the most competitive in the global economy," said Mark Sandham, senior vice president and chief operating officer for human resources at Thomson Reuters.
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Two of the most competitive House races in the state this year are being fought in South Florida, an immensely diverse melting pot, where Trump's rhetoric on race and immigration could prove politically toxic for Republicans.
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The St. Louis Cardinals won 100 games while finishing first in baseball's most competitive division last season, but are off to their worst start in nine years after a season-opening three-game sweep at Pittsburgh.
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Financial services are Britain's biggest export earner and are flourishing, with London last year rated the world's most competitive financial center by the Global Financial Centres Index, Hill told students at the London School of Economics.
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The new series follows iconic ballroom commentator Precious Ebony and voguers Tati 007, Alex Mugler, Jelani Mizrahi, Lolita Balenciaga, and Relish Milan as they train, dress, and dance alongside stars from the scene's most competitive houses.
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He finds himself in one of the country's most competitive midterm races against a first-time candidate, Amy McGrath, a Democrat and a former Marine combat aviator whose life story made an instant connection with voters.
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Maine's Senate race next year is expected to be one of the most competitive in the nation as Democrats seek to unseat Collins in a state that will also be hotly contested at the presidential level.
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And it offered the latest example of why many Democratic lawmakers, particularly those in swing districts, worry that the self-described democratic socialist would alienate voters in some of the most competitive parts of the country.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - British Prime Minister Boris Johnson will on Tuesday promise to "roll out the red carpet" for American businesses with the most competitive tax rates in the hemisphere after Britain leaves the European Union.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - British Prime Minister Boris Johnson will on Tuesday promise to "roll out the red carpet" for American businesses with the most competitive tax rates in the hemisphere after Britain leaves the European Union.
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Washington (CNN)The best way to know what the two parties believe an election is actually about is to look at what TV ads they are running in the most competitive races in the country. Why?
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"That's bad enough, but they also cause untold damage to our most competitive manufacturers and farmers, rendering them less competitive at home and abroad as production costs increase and foreign retaliation shrinks their exports," Yerxa said.
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Trump insiders said they will continue to attack Biden, as most still view him as the likeliest Democrat to win the nomination and the most competitive in a one-on-one match-up against the president.
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The criticism of Mr. Delgado has thrust historically fraught topics of race and identity into the forefront of an election that was already slated to be one of the most competitive in this November's midterm elections.
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The National League East should be one of baseball's most competitive divisions, but with Jacob deGrom, Noah Syndergaard and Zack Wheeler at the front of his rotation, the new general manager Brodie Van Wagenen concedes nothing.
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North Dakota was seen as one of the most competitive Senate races this cycle, given the state's strong conservative lean and backing for Trump in 2016 (voters chose him by a 36-point margin in 2016).
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H.), Ryan Costello (Pa.) and Barbara Comstock (Va.), who each touted their roles in the legislation at Friday's press conference, are listed among the House's most competitive races of 2016, according to the Cook Political Report.
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Those applications are predominantly for black voters, according to the AP. The holds have become a national news story, bringing even more focus to a race that was already one of the most competitive in the country.
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Read on for more about how Rabenhorst's determination, southern upbringing, and her grandmother's key advice turned this small-town, vintage-loving girl into a success story in one of the most competitive style capitals in the world.
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WASHINGTON/NEW YORK (Reuters) - Democrats have a $10.5 million fundraising advantage over Republicans in the 25 most competitive races for seats the U.S. House of Representatives ahead of the November elections, according to an analysis by Reuters.
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Indiana, which has closed primaries before partisan mayoral elections, had the most competitive races, followed by California, which the study notes has larger average city size and only has mayoral races for cites, not towns or villages.
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Adjacent to the University of Arizona Tucson campus and including some of Arizona's few liberal pockets, it is Arizona's most competitive district, said Paul Bentz, an Arizona strategist and pollster who has worked on numerous Republican campaigns.
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"When we have the administration implementing import tariffs primarily targeted at some of the less competitive industries, what we're seeing is retaliation against the most competitive industries, the ones that are growing and creating jobs," he said.
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"I'd say it's the most competitive the Big 83 has been since I got here," the Iowa State senior Georges Niang said Wednesday, hours before the Big 12 championship tournament kicked off at the Sprint Center here.
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As a master's student at University of Massachusetts in the country's oldest and most competitive food science program, she felt like she constantly needed to prove herself as a Puerto Rican amongst her highly accomplished international peers.
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Seeking to create the most competitive championship possible, they eliminated conferences in favor of taking the top eight teams straight, with single byes for the third and fourth seeds, and double byes for the top two seeds.
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Driving the news: The progressive group Swing Left has raised nearly $33,000 using emails, Reddit, and Twitter for 15 Democratic candidates running in the most competitive house races and who have raised less than their Republican challengers.
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Mr. Issa had indicated that he was preparing to defend the seat, despite agreement by outside analysts and campaign operatives in both parties that it would have been one of the most competitive races in the country.
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Asked Thursday if this is the most competitive four-driver finale since the format launched in 2014, Harvick noted that it isn't much different than last season, when The Big Three raced against Brad Keselowski, Logano's teammate.
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He has scaled journalism's most competitive beat with brute force (competitors say his calendar is booked weeks ahead); a TV-ready persona (he is a regular on the cable circuit); and a truffle-pig's nose for news.
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While Iowa no longer sits high atop lists of the most competitive battleground states, particularly given Trump's nine-point win here in 2016, Obama's victories in 2008 and 2012 still give Democratic leaders like former Iowa Gov.
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JAKARTA, Indonesia — With a vicious twist of his racket, Agil Wahyudi slammed the shuttlecock, winning the point and the match and sending the Trisakti University badminton team into the next round of Indonesia's most competitive college championship.
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That is one reason 220 percent of students at the most competitive universities come from families in the top quarter of the income bracket, while students from families in the bottom quarter make up only 0003 percent.
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In a study, the centrist Democratic group Third Way found that just two of the 20163 Democrats in the most competitive House races last year ran ads endorsing Medicare-for-all, and both of those candidates lost.
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In coordination with the San Antonio Economic Development Foundation, Team San Antonio is ready to show that our City is in the most competitive position possible when those opportunities arise and when they align with community priorities.
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"We are excited to have submitted the most competitive bid in a highly attractive project, Statoil's first offshore wind lease in the United States," Irene Rummelhoff, Statoil's executive vice president for new energy solutions, said in a statement.
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Astralis is easily one of the most competitive teams in CS:GO, having won first in two major events (and one second-place and another fifth) so far this year for a total of $675,000 in winnings in 2019.
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Dallas has long been one of the most competitive regions in the country, and the lack of opportunity for spellers as talented as Karthik is what led Scripps to create the wild-card program in the first place.
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In its Global Competitiveness Index, WEF — known for its annual economic forum in Davos, Switzerland — ranked the U.S. as the most competitive of 140 economies, the first time the nation has reached the top spot in a decade.
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PARIS (Reuters) - France and Germany agreed on Thursday to jointly invest in the European production of electric vehicle batteries, taking on the United States and China in what is emerging as one of the world's most competitive industries.
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Redwood advised banks to have contingency plans in place in case passports, which enable financial firms to carry out business across the EU, are revoked, but said he believes London will remain the world's most competitive financial market.
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In the most competitive House races, particularly in districts that lean toward Republicans, researchers at the Brookings Institution ran the numbers and concluded that Democrats are relying more on moderate candidates in those districts over self-identified progressives.
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"As employers strive to retain and recruit their workforce, providing employees the opportunity to develop new skills and progress in their careers is one of the most competitive benefits companies can offer," explains Brittany Stich, Guild co-founder.
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Weaknesses: But here's where Ayotte as Trump's VP doesn't make sense: It would probably cost Republicans a Senate seat, given that Ayotte is running for re-election in one of the most competitive Senate contests in the country.
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In our comparison, we found that Boxed was most competitive on many household items, such as laundry detergent and toilet paper, as well as pantry items, such as honey and mixed nuts sold under its Prince & Spring brand.
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States that only offered slowpitch twenty years ago now boast some of the most competitive fastpitch teams in the country: five of the eight teams that played in the college tournament this past weekend were from the South.
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And though opinions differed on both Best Picture and Original Screenplay — the most competitive races of the night — a lot of them called the former for Shape of Water and the latter for Get Out, as ultimately happened.
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It's fun to watch professional players pull off difficult shots in the most competitive eSports events, sure, but communication among teammates, strategy, matchups, and other elements that make up what players call the metagame is just as interesting.
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It might seem hard to fathom after some of the recent election rhetoric, but according to a survey of global manufacturing executives, the U.S. is poised to overtake China by 28503 as the world's most competitive manufacturing nation.
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Wedding season is upon us (does it ever truly end?), and while we don't normally believe in playing favorites, even the most competitive bride would concede that any wedding featuring Princess Charlotte is going to be something special.
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BLUSTERY winter weather settled over South Africa on August 3rd as voters handed the ruling African National Congress a sharply diminished share of the vote in local-government elections, the most competitive polls since the end of apartheid.
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"Today, with Amazon committing to expand its headquarters in Long Island City, New York can proudly say that we have attracted one of the largest, most competitive economic development investments in US history," Cuomo said in his statement.
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The Scotsman assembled his stunning resume despite playing in the most competitive era in men's tennis history, often contesting his important matches against three of the greatest players of all time: Mr Djokovic, Roger Federer and Rafael Nadal.
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For example in Nevada, home to one of the most competitive Senate races, 56 percent of voters in the PPP poll said they would blame Republicans for rising premiums, compared to 32 percent who said they would not.
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"The joint venture will investigate the construction of a 450,000 tons dissolving wood pulp (DWP) plant, which is expected to become the largest and most competitive single line DWP plant in the world," Lenzing said in a statement.
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"If humanity is seriously contemplating colonizing Mars, another planet, or one of the nearby moons in the future, then people need to identify, understand, and send the most competitive and beneficial pioneers," Lopez and his co-authors wrote.
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More from campaigns and politics … Democrats make legislative gains over GOP in redistricting battle (The Hill) … What Democrats have learned about taking on Trump in 2020 (Bloomberg) … The five most competitive Senate seats for 85003 (The Hill) … Rep.
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While Stivers noted that this seat is the most competitive special election of the four House races this year, he argued that it would not be the end of the world for Republicans if they lost the seat.
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Former Massachusetts governor Deval Patrick is visiting Texas this weekend to campaign for Democratic candidate Colin Allred, who is running for a seat in one of the most competitive congressional districts in the country, reports The Boston Globe.
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Speculation has mounted for years in the world's most competitive producer of the commodity that the families controlling Brazil's largest firms in the sector would use mergers and acquisitions to grow globally and boost their price-setting ability.
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PANAMA CITY (Reuters) - A consortium led by South Korea's Hyundai Engineering & Construction Co presented the most competitive bid to a tender for building the third subway line in Panama City, authorities said on Monday, beating two Chinese rivals.
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"Unipec and Vitol won the tender as they came up with the most competitive offers," Mozammel Haq, a BPC director, told Reuters, adding Unipec will supply all of the gasoil and jet fuel and Vitol the fuel oil.
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And eBay offers some of the most competitive pricing across the market — for example, an iPhone 7 Plus 256 GB is selling for upwards of $630 on eBay, compared to $380 on Gazelle or $360 at AT&T.
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In Missouri, home to one of the nation's most competitive Senate races, Mr. Trump swooped in this month to headline a fund-raiser for Josh Hawley, the mild-mannered state attorney general challenging Senator Claire McCaskill, a Democrat.
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The district is viewed as one of the most competitive in the country, and the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee wasted no time attacking Mr. Donovan, releasing a 30-second negative ad, hours after the primary results were known.
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There is a painful irony here, they say, since Australia has embraced free trade in farm goods, and even pressed other nations to liberalize their markets, in the belief that agriculture is one of its most competitive industries.
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Tulsi Gabbard had transferred just $20,000 to the committee out of her campaign accounts, despite having a $125,000 goal -- and raised just $500 separately for the DCCC while providing nothing to the candidates in the most competitive races.
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As predicted, "La La Land" led the Oscar nominations announced Tuesday, with 14 nods, but the list was also filled with snubs and surprises, especially in the best actress category, which has been the most competitive this season.
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In the months ahead, Paramount is betting big on drugs, gay sex and rock 'n' roll: "Rocketman," a musical about Elton John's turbulent life and career, arrives from the studio in May, one of Hollywood's most competitive months.
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But as the self-styled "America's Toughest Sheriff" hustles for votes in Arizona ahead of Tuesday's nominating contest for one of the country's most competitive U.S. Senate races, analysts say his comeback bid is likely to fall short.
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Jio, however, controls the highest chunk of 4G airwaves across India and has introduced a range of features to woo consumers in one of the world's most competitive telecoms markets, from mobile phone apps to its own handset brand.
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That makes it one of the most competitive games on the market, which attracts the attention of malicious PC players who use game modifications to develop cheating software and then subscription services to digitally distribute that software for money.
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They include Joe Earley, who helped coordinate Disney Plus' massive marketing effort; Jackie Lee-Joe of Netflix, which is facing its most competitive moment ever; and Kelly Campbell, who has to keep Hulu relevant after "The Handmaid's Tale" success.
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John Bolton PAC, led by the former United Nations ambassador and foreign policy hawk, is donating a total of $35,000 to GOP incumbents and candidates running in some of the most competitive House battlegrounds in the West this year.
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Michael Bloomberg's Everytown for Gun Safety, environmentalist and impeachment advocate Tom Steyer, and other outside donors have saturated the state with contributions, raising the stakes in the most competitive races and allowing individual candidates to go their own way.
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Voters heading to the polls this November in more than a dozen of the most competitive House races in the country will be confronted with aging voting machines that cannot be verified by paper ballots, according to election officials.
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Sources close to Gaetz had told The Hill the Florida Republican is being encouraged by "people in [President] Trump's orbit" to challenge Jones for what is seen as one of the most competitive Senate seats of the 2020 cycle.
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Consider three Republican-held districts that the Cook Political Report ranks among the 2017 most competitive races this fall: In California's 2000th District, the typical household earned nearly $26,000 last year, a 9 percent jump from the year before.
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If you want to do your own midterms forecasting project, The Times has many useful resources, including these real-time polling results, this list of the most competitive House races, plus all the midterms coverage in the Politics section.
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Having learned that she spent two years studying at "one of the most competitive and storied piano performance departments in the world," the narrator questions a former classmate and finds out esoteric information of interest only to a stalker.
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"If you're going to put money in cash, even for shorter amounts of time, do yourself a favor and make sure you're earning the most competitive return that you can so you can preserve the buying power," McBride says.
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However, Fiat Chrysler, Ford Motor and GM are scaling back in India after battling it out in one of the world's most competitive markets, which is dominated by smaller, low-cost cars made by Maruti Suzuki and Hyundai Motor .
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Old role: MD, head of digital media and advertising investment bankingNew role: Global cohead of internet investment bankingMonth: JuneTech is the most competitive sector for talent in investment banking, so landing a top internet banker is a tall order.
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Brian Mast, who represents one of the most competitive House seats in Florida, and is a double amputee Iraq war veteran, penned an op-ed in The New York Times in favor of a ban on assault weapons. Sens.
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Aides to John Kasich have expressed frustration that the anti-Trump super PACs, who spent significantly before the primaries in Iowa, Florida and Wisconsin, appeared to be sitting out the series of states where they say Kasich is most competitive.
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America as a single country is not actually what will compete with these Asian export powerhouses, but rather an integrated North American mega-continent is what will reinforce America's ambition to remain the most competitive superpower in the 21st century.
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Scherzer is known as one of the most competitive players in baseball — he pitched with a bloody and broken nose earlier this season — so his spasms most likely are very serious to force him out of a World Series game.
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Financial services are Britain's biggest export earner and are flourishing, with London last year rated by the Global Financial Centres Index as the world's most competitive financial centre, Hill will tell students at the London School of Economics on Monday evening.
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While it's true that more so than any other industry, the magazine world is especially illustrious with its bougie events, and writers grappling with content ranging from sex positions to women's rights to celebrity news, it's also the most competitive.
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"Competitive currencies make assets in these countries more attractive, and generally help their profit margins by making their exports more desirable," it said, adding that around 40 percent of emerging-market currencies are in their most competitive zone against the dollar.
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In what has been branded by some as "the chopper election," helicopters adorned with the faces and logos of candidates have criss-crossed the country, helping make this year's race one of the most competitive and expensive elections in Kenya's history.
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Walden said the NRCC's August polling from the 24 most competitive districts found that Republicans led by 3 points on a generic ballot, which is a general question asking if a voter plans to back the Republican or the Democrat.
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We'll also get a different flavor from world-renowned speaker Jonathan MacDonald, founder of the Thought Expansion Network, who will present the exclusive findings of his survey "What gives a company the most competitive advantage" which you can participate in here.
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It will likely be followed by Disney's Mary Poppins Returns and the Transformers spin-off Bumblebee, in what will be one of the most competitive Christmas openings in years—the first December without a new Star Wars movie since 2014.
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With one of the most competitive and expensive prime office markets in Europe, JPMorgan is unwilling to rush into signing a long-term lease on a large new base in Paris, especially if a lengthy Brexit transition deal is confirmed.
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Hogan's proposal, modeled after a citizens' commission plan that has given California the nation's most competitive House districts and is being considered in other states including battlegrounds Ohio and Virginia, was stalled by the Democrats who control in Maryland's legislature.
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While a few awards in the acting categories were all but locks, its one of the most competitive Oscars in recent memory, with The Revenant, The Big Short, Spotlight and even Mad Max Fury Road serious contenders for major trophies.
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And they're running in some of the most competitive races: 31-year-old nonprofit executive Katie Hill is duking it out for a seat in California's 25th Congressional District — a race that Cook Political Report rates as a toss-up.
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"Retailers expect strong demand this year, and are prepared with a wide array of merchandise while offering strong deals and promotions during the busiest and most competitive shopping season of the year," NRF President and CEO Matthew Shay said. 3.
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His brainchild, that tutors underprivileged children, in batches of 30, for one of the world's most competitive exams – the entrance to the Indian Institute of Technology (IIT), is today the subject of a mainstream Bollywood film with the same name.
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One got into Stanford and all the most competitive University of California schools but went instead to the University of Maryland, Baltimore County because of a special scholarship program that gave him a tightly knit community of support and mentorship.
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According to the Economic Policy Institute, US teachers' wages have declined relative to those of other college-educated workers since the early 1990s, when they were at their most competitive -- and when teacher attrition was much lower than it is today.
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Here's a look at the winning candidates' financial status in some of Tuesday's most competitive races: The Golden State's primary rules — selecting the top two vote-getters regardless of party affiliation — produced a stampede of candidates in several key districts.
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