Maersk Oil is seen as a prime candidate for sale.
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Other administration officials said Helsinki, Finland, was a prime candidate.
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The prime candidate is Japan, the world's third-largest national economy.
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All of this has made Rohrabacher a prime candidate to challenge.
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Graham was a prime candidate for leadership during this era of righteousness.
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Either way, it seems like a prime candidate for some future upgrade.
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"To me, that makes this company a prime candidate for a takeover," Cramer said.
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"To me, that makes this company a prime candidate for a takeover," Cramer said.
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I never wore sunscreen growing up so I was a prime candidate for it.
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That's led many to see him as a prime candidate to lead the agency.
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So it is a prime candidate, as a subfield of science, to be reproducible.
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Nonetheless, the Buckeyes remain a prime candidate for the four-team College Football Playoff.
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But the company would be a prime candidate for even-more sophisticated, digital-learning tools.
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Titan, specifically, is a prime candidate in the ongoing search for signs of extraterrestrial life.
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There are a couple of good reasons why the car could be a prime candidate.
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Jolo is a stronghold of the militant Abu Sayyaf Group (ASG), making it a prime candidate.
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A peace agreement would render the post-war United Nations Command a prime candidate for nullification.
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A prime candidate would be to introduce environmental science courses throughout primary and secondary school curricula.
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That makes it a prime candidate for inclusion inside Samsung's Galaxy Note 10 or Google's Pixel 4.
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At the very least, he said that it could be a prime candidate for an Apple acquisition.
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Guindon eventually reapplied, and her past experience and passion made her a prime candidate for the job.
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His onerous cap charge made him a prime candidate for restructuring, but so did his declining performance.
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Scouring through case reports and histories, they converged on a prime candidate: Zika infection during early pregnancy.
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A strapping five-year-old in the Pench reserve, 650km to the south, emerged as the prime candidate.
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The company was founded in 1975 and is seen as a prime candidate for a stock market listing.
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Doctors can use RNA-based sequencing to test if a patient would be a prime candidate for immunotherapy.
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So wouldn't the phenomenally popular (and lucrative) "Game of Thrones" be a prime candidate for a similar treatment?
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But Girardi, 53, also has aspirations of managing again and should be a prime candidate somewhere next season.
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Gertsch thinks liverwort's chemical characteristics make it a prime candidate for medicinal use in reducing pain and inflammation.
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That makes this a prime candidate for being a value trap stock, and Cramer thinks it can go lower.
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Vargas, who had Tommy John surgery two years ago, is a prime candidate to start the All-Star game.
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A forum for young, dateless men was always a prime candidate for where misogynist ideas would come to dominate.
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Bears Ears in southern Utah is an example of land that is a prime candidate for national monument status.
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Also a prime candidate [for a delay,] still don't believe that game is coming out when they say it is.
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So it is a prime candidate to become the third horseman foreshadowing a threat to the traditional Wall Street IPO.
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If you answered YES to these questions, then you might be a prime candidate for the Dynamic Alpine Sexual experience.
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With large insider stakes and growing revenue, the $6.7 billion department-store chain was a prime candidate for a buyout.
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With large insider stakes and growing revenue, the $6.7 billion department store chain was a prime candidate for a buyout.
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Farmer will be a prime candidate for another call-up when the Tigers need a reliever in the near future.
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The agency's exchange with Google makes it seem like this would be a prime candidate for one of those special exceptions.
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Our boy is a fan favorite, which makes him a prime candidate for death, but he's also extremely smart and strategic.
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It's a feature that's made this icy world a prime candidate in the search for life elsewhere in our Solar System.
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The company founded by Giorgio Armani in Milan in 1975 is seen as a prime candidate for a stock market listing.
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But the state still needs practical measures to turn those goals into reality, and the transport plan is a prime candidate.
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Mr. Kincaid's current employer, Nexient, develops software for companies on a contract basis — work that is a prime candidate for outsourcing.
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Analysts said Singapore's relative affluence and westernization, as well as good infrastructure, made the country a prime candidate for Amazon's expansion.
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" Toronto Mayor John Tory: "I firmly believe that Toronto is a prime candidate to host Amazon's second headquarters in North America.
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That makes the world a prime candidate for studying and even visiting, if we ever send a probe to another star someday.
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Some ejecta from volcanoes even fall back on the surfaces of other moons like Europa, a prime candidate in the search for life.
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Nielsen was a prime candidate for that style of activism, given that its shares have slumped 40 percent in the year through Friday.
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At the top of his class at West Point, Lee was the prime candidate to lead the Union forces in the growing conflict.
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Southeast Asia, where SoftBank has backed Grab, was a prime candidate for consolidation while India, where SoftBank-backed Ola competes with Grab, is another.
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Chen's computer science degree made her a prime candidate for a job as a junior engineer in the People's Liberation Army, the company said.
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Claudia J. Nahson, a curator of the museum, said Jane's grandparents' apartment was a prime candidate for virtual-reality recreation because there were photographs.
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This not only makes him a prime candidate for Baroque Rome's first Bear Week but also jolts the scene alive with his raw virility.
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Dimachki says hair that is highlighted, tangles easily after shampooing, or is prone to greasiness is also a prime candidate for a pre-shampoo conditioner.
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Brewers second baseman Scooter Gennett has matched White's home run total but is a prime candidate for a day off Sunday, as he carries a .
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When Goldstein is conditionally released from Sing Sing prison on September 14 after serving 19 years, he will be a prime candidate for Kendra's Law.
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I already followed a bunch of bag and trail running accounts, making me a prime candidate for a company with some extra inventory to unload.
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However, since a young, strapping male bear like Siku is such a "prime candidate," according to the Polar Bear SSP, a new potential mate — i.e.
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Tether, which provides crypto tokens that it says are backed one-to-one with real currencies like dollars, is a prime candidate, Mr. Laurent says.
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Throw that in a pot with some anxiety and OCD, and it's no wonder it feels like I'm a prime candidate for the nocebo effect.
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Morgan Stanley has been a top financier of Tesla over the years, making it a prime candidate to arrange any debt financing needed, the sources said.
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In addition, some consider her a prime candidate for the CEO job if Jack Dorsey ever decided to only lead Twitter, where he is also CEO.
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I wrote last month that Google's apps seem better on the iPhone than they do on Android, and the Google app itself is the prime candidate.
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Caught after crossing less than 100 feet of American soil, Mr Thuraissigiam was a prime candidate for expedited removal under the regime in effect since 2004.
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But he has always appeared a prime candidate for the role of the Poet in "La Sonnambula" — brooding, intent, a man of both heart and soul.
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All of that, combined with the fact that Ross 128 is such an inactive star, makes this planet a prime candidate in the search for extraterrestrial life.
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Likewise, Florence Welch's wailing chasm of a voice and her knack for writing fire songs about pagan rituals makes her a prime candidate for the "Stairway" crown.
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Based on a funding round in 2015, Spotify - widely seen as a prime candidate to go public on the Nasdaq - had a value of over $8 billion.
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The crowd of 33,776 offered Wheeler, who is due to become a free agent after the season and thus a prime candidate to be traded by the sub-.
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According to court papers, he figured his eight years in sales would make him a prime candidate for the Reynolds position, which was described on the website CareerBuilder.
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Bud Selig, who turned 82 last week and whose entire tenure as commissioner came after 1988, would seem to be a prime candidate to be inducted next summer.
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" — Jill Filipovic, lawyer and former Guardian columnist "She's a long-shot to win the presidency, but Tulsi Gabbard is sounding like a prime candidate for Secretary of Defense.
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They brought dozens of the best runners to their labs, tested them to see who would be a prime candidate for doing this, [and] picked the best three.
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"We think Johan Sverdrup is a prime candidate for addition to the North Sea basket," Jonty Rushforth, senior director of Platts' energy price group, said at an industry conference.
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He's a prime candidate to be taken advantage of on the other end, though, and that's exactly what happened when the two teams squared off during the regular season.
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The country would seem to be a prime candidate for something scholars call an "elite fracture," in which enough powerful officials break away to force a change in leadership.
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However, a big new feature like this feels like a prime candidate for one of the new "feature drops" that Google is promising to provide for its Pixel handsets.
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"You would be our prime candidate to take care of China," he said at a rally in Sioux City with the Iowa governor — a longtime Trump supporter — by his side.
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There, gene sequencing determines, among other things, if a tumor's characteristics make it a prime candidate for immunotherapy drugs that stimulate the body's T cells to go on the attack.
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As someone in her early 000s, with a good salary and a manageable amount of debt, Haskins is "a prime candidate for getting a head start with investing," says Torabi.
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In the original, the Major is inadvertently tracking a sentient AI called the Puppet Master, which deliberately seeks the cyborg out as a prime candidate to merge its consciousness with.
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As a result, the sleep disturbances documented here should now be seen as a prime candidate for explaining some of the mental and physical health disparities affecting the LGB community.
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The prime candidate among Russia's array of hacker teams is a group of cyberspies most widely identified as Energetic Bear, but also known by names including DragonFly, Koala, and Iron Liberty.
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It's that ability to maneuver all sides that makes her a prime candidate for Becker's superior, Martin Kurtz's (Michael Shannon) plan to infiltrate a Palestinian terrorist cell operating out of Germany.
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A classic bad sports guy, less charming than Bobby A true villain A show-off goody-two-shoes with a weird name, Gersten is a prime candidate for a goth phase.
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Add to this the underlying weakness of the European economy, which is a prime candidate for "secular stagnation" – persistent low-grade depression driven by things like demographic decline that deters investment.
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This situation makes India a prime candidate for a CLOUD Act-enabled agreement as it would assuage the country's access concerns and enable better law enforcement cooperation for legitimate data requests.
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Coupled with the conviction that he is the savior of the Gulf Arabs and Islam, MBS is a prime candidate to cast himself as a millennial figure in time to come.
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The company is "on a straight path to exit China as a manufacturing source almost completely over the next 18 months," he said, identifying Vietnam as a prime candidate for relocated factories.
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For one, such a world would become our prime candidate for the next generation of detailed exoplanet surveys that begins with the launch of the James Webb Space Telescope (JWST) in 2018.
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Izzo says the company's experience managing the flow of electricity on New Jersey's power lines makes PSE&G a prime candidate to jump start the buildout of New Jersey's EV charging infrastructure.
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On Pro Basketball The Cavaliers forward is a prime candidate to be traded soon, but in the meantime he said he is trying to be a better leader for his younger teammates.
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At her darkest moments, she's tried to reassure herself that if she does catch COVID-19 and needs help managing diabetes-related complications, she might be a prime candidate for emergency treatment.
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Robit is a capable piece of hardware with a quad-core computer, decent battery life, and the same sensors as most smartphones, which makes it a prime candidate for makers and obsessive tinkerers.
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Some very resilient Earth microbes might be able to thrive in the hidden ocean of Enceladus — the icy moon of Saturn that has become a prime candidate in the search for extraterrestrial life.
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Jupiter's icy moon, Europa, is a prime candidate in the search for life elsewhere in our Solar System — but landing a spacecraft on the moon may be even more difficult than we thought.
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This hidden ocean—which may be as warm as 23 degrees Celsius (194 degrees Fahrenheit) at the bottom—is one of many reasons that Enceladus is considered a prime candidate for extraterrestrial life.
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And with all this talk of Jaime as the prince who was promised and the prime candidate to kill Cersei — who's to say he won't kill her when he himself is already dead?
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The EPP came first in the European Parliament elections that took place from May 33rd to 26th, which under the Spitzenkandidat convention would have made Mr Weber the prime candidate for the commission.
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Not because there are new specifics about Russia's influence or contacts, but because these reports confirmed that Jared Kushner is a prime candidate for foreign powers to target and to attempt to influence.
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Of course, the global ramifications of climate change mean that the climate team is a prime candidate for collaborations with The Times's far-flung bureaus — which brings us back to the international dateline.
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Snell, the majors' winningest pitcher at 218-2500 and a prime candidate to win the American League's Cy Young Award, allowed just one hit in five innings as he won his eighth straight start.
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But some observers said that given Bickerstaffe's track record she should now be considered as a prime candidate to succeed Rowe and become M&S's first female boss in the group's 136 year history.
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With this precedent in mind, it seems that a US citizen accused of terrorism, such as Anwar al-Awlaki, would be a prime candidate for a military tribunal much like the two Quirin saboteurs.
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Mr. Sullivan has long been viewed as a prime candidate to be national security adviser, though his broad portfolio in the campaign suggests he could also end up as White House chief of staff.
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Why it matters: Trump has called the cruise industry a "prime candidate" for federal assistance and a "great and important industry," so look for further efforts from the administration to support the struggling sector.
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Before the game, the Diamondbacks announced they had agreed on a contract extension with general manager Mike Hazen, considered a prime candidate to succeed the recently fired David Dombrowski with the Boston Red Sox.
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Still, the chances are very good that when the inevitable moment arrives not too long from now to mount a Springsteen tribute on Broadway, Mr. Spector will be a prime candidate for the lead.
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Poland's nationalist government, a pariah in the EU for its unconstitutional power grabs at home, is a prime candidate for Trumpian deal-making, says Jan Techau of the American Academy in Berlin, a think-tank.
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Beto O'Rourke, who nearly upset Ted Cruz in his run for the Texas Senate, would be the prime candidate to challenge John Cornyn, the state's other Republican senator, but is instead aiming for the White House.
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Third, on the basis of trade adjustment rules one can show, as an example, that the euro area, whose trade interests are represented by the European Union, is a prime candidate for expansionary demand management policies.
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Low-Earth orbit is a prime candidate for explosive commercial growth, but it's also a space where the risk of actual explosions resulting from debris impact is a legitimate concern for businesses focused on the opportunity.
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"Any kind of social game player or anyone who is already very active on their phone would be a prime candidate for this product," said John DeCree, a casino industry analyst at Union Gaming in Las Vegas.
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Fast-forward to 3 weeks remaining before the end of production, and we're told producers informed the cast they needed to kick someone off for the remainder of filming, and Jordan seemed to be the prime candidate.
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Though the budget kills many fan favorites—for instance, the plan to land a probe on Jupiter's moon Europa, a prime candidate for alien life—it contains hefty resources for human deep space missions and robotic planetary exploration.
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Philadelphia's Jeremy Hellickson was a prime candidate to be moved prior to Monday's trade deadline, but the veteran right-hander remained a Phillie and takes the ball in Friday's three-game series opener against the Padres in San Diego.
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But now, following the Daily Beast's report, news of Jacobson's scheme is rippling across the Internet, with Twitter users calling it "incredible" and begging for further details, while others see it as a prime candidate for a film adaptation.
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The former NFL lineman -- who lost half of his left arm in a July car crash -- says doctors told him he's a prime candidate for a state-of-the art prosthetic limb ... one he can control with HIS MIND!
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He saw that the extent of Ms. Dinoire's disfigurement made her a prime candidate for the transplant surgery and requested that the French Biomedicine Agency, which is in charge of managing organ donors in France, find a suitable donor.
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Mr. Capuano has stressed to voters that, if Democrats retake the House, his seniority and relationships with other lawmakers would make him a prime candidate to sponsor bills and serve on valuable committees that are critical for achieving results.
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Although not a prime candidate for a support group, she grudgingly attends one, where she meets Judy (Linda Cardellini), a more upbeat personality who instantly insinuates herself into Jen's life, becoming the friend and sounding board she wouldn't admit she needed.
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Zooming out further, however, my understanding is that although the opaque used-car-buying industry would seem a prime candidate to be upgraded with a more consumer-friendly and transparent online marketplace, unlike other marketplaces, the supply side is quite challenging.
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"If you have health and are strong, and if you are young and have all this energy and love to be active, maybe you are a prime candidate for somebody and can affect their lives in a positive way," he says.
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Kluber, a prime candidate to pick up his second career AL Cy Young Award after leading the majors in ERA, will be eager to attack a Yankees lineup that was limited to three hits in Cleveland's series-opening 4-0 victory on Thursday.
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As for the route additions, Lyft is adding a key route between the Caltrain station south of Market and the Financial District, which is a prime candidate for last mile trips connecting commuters from the rest of the Bay Area to their destinations downtown.
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That's because Atkinson was increasingly regarded as a prime candidate to be fired after the season, in the belief that some within the Nets want to hire a more high-wattage name to oversee Kevin Durant's likely return next season from an Achilles' tendon tear.
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Top Republicans have identified her as a prime candidate to move up in the party, praising her for working with the National Republican Congressional Committee (NRCC) and launching a PAC to get more female Republicans elected, in addition to her work in the House.
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"Dixons Carphone must have been a prime candidate for a profit warning, but the company has wriggled off the hook, thanks to strong market share gains," said independent retail analyst Nick Bubb after the company stuck to the financial guidance it issued last month.
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A Warm Seafloor On Enceladus Makes It A Prime Candidate For LifeA new analysis of Cassini spacecraft data points to the distinct possibility that Saturn&aposs icy …Read more ReadPrior to this discovery, the oldest fossils were found in Western Australia, dated to 3.46 billion years ago.
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Listeners filled Carnegie Hall on Wednesday evening when Yannick Nézet-Séguin — the Canadian maestro who seems to be a prime candidate for the Metropolitan Opera's next music director — and the Philadelphia Orchestra opened their concert with Rachmaninoff's First Piano Concerto, with Lang Lang as the soloist.
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If the producers of the next "World's Most Interesting Man in the World" commercial were looking for a Silicon Valley type, a prime candidate might be Bradley Tusk, a 42-year-old New Yorker who advises companies such as FanDuel and Tesla that are disrupting highly regulated industries.
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"Unfortunately for Montague, he was a prime candidate to serve as Yale's poster boy for tough enforcement of its Sexual Misconduct Policies: popular, well-liked and respected amongst his peers at Yale, and known throughout the country as one of Yale's most promising men's basketball stars," the lawsuit said.
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Few expect such a statistical anomaly to last much longer though and after Zverev's Madrid Open title, his third Masters 1000 crown, and reaching the final in Rome where he worried claycourt king Rafa Nadal, he looks a prime candidate for a long run in the French capital.
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PowerPoint is a prime candidate for disruption: launched waaaay back in 1987 (!), and it has over 1 billion installations and 500 million users, making it the biggest and oldest rooster in a large field of presentation tools that might also be a little past their sell-by dates.
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In 1858, seven years after the newspaper was founded, President James Buchanan delivered a prime candidate for senatorial skewering: Nathan Clifford of Maine — known for "pro-slavery" views, if he was known for anything — to serve as an associate justice under Roger Brooke Taney, the chief justice of Dred Scott infamy.
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Here's what you can expect in the job: The United States will try to kill you As a long-standing member of the Taliban's leadership and one of its most influential religious figures, you are a prime candidate for targeting by those ubiquitous drones that drift across the skies along the Afghan-Pakistan border.
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This looks like it could've been a prime candidate for a pileup, including the Model X that captured the video, but instead as the dashcam footage shows, the vehicle not only alerted the driver about the potential collision but even started applying its emergency braking system before he himself could react and do so.
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DeMarre Carroll stands out as the only legitimate late-prime candidate (though Trevor Booker is averaging 20.7 points and 12.5 rebounds per 1003 minutes), with D'Angelo Russell, Jarrett Allen, and maybe even Caris LeVert—who plays basketball like a bold character actor who isn't sure/doesn't care about the established tone in his scene—rounding out the list.
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Jeff SessionsJefferson (Jeff) Beauregard SessionsDOJ should take action against China's Twitter propaganda Lewandowski says he's 'happy' to testify before House panel The Hill's Morning Report — Trump and the new Israel-'squad' controversy MORE (R-Ala.), a close Trump adviser, could be a prime candidate for Defense secretary, though he might be a better fit for a job elsewhere in the administration.
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The other major point of interest for the meeting's announcements will be whether a younger official is elevated to a station that makes them a prime candidate to replace Xi. Although it has been the norm of late for a leader to begin grooming a successor in his second term, some analysts are predicting that Xi will buck the trend and keep his authority to himself — potentially setting himself up for a third term.
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The new ambassador is a young man with administrative, consulting and military experience, and has cultivated a deep interest in American society by virtue of his previous residency in Mississippi, Nevada and Washington, DC. As a 85033-year-old, Prince Khalid is also a prime candidate for the Saudi leadership to represent Saudi youth, the largest demographic in the Kingdom, with more than 70 percent of the Saudi people under the age of 30.
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