But after a flurry of interest from potential suitors, including GlaxoSmithKline of Britain, the outlook for a deal has diminished.
Combined, this flurry of new and potential features proves Instagram isn't allowing its dominance to diminish its shipping schedule.
The flurry of leases leaves many potential tenants for Four Penn Center already committed elsewhere, he added.
There better be, because it feels like we've been hearing about this potential flurry of trade activity since spring training, especially with Cole Hamels.
As it became world-wide hit, the game has fueled a flurry of speculation about its potential effects.
Building on a flurry of hints about a potential run for president, former Alaska Governor Sarah Palin took to Fox News last night to lay out a situation in which she would take the leap and announce her quest for the White House.
The inquiries may also have been stoked by the sudden flurry of news coverage surrounding a potential leveraged buyout of Dell.
The recognition of cord blood as a discarded resource rich in high proliferative potential hematopoietic stem/progenitor cells (HSPCs) triggered a flurry of studies in the 1990s exploiting its potential for transplantation.
Aniboom is showing big potential, signing a flurry of deals in recent months.
George Osborne has placed a tax on sugary drinks at the centre of his budget, as he sought to mask a significant downgrade to Britain's economic potential with a flurry of initiatives and giveaways to small businesses, motorists and savers.
What Viacom needs even more in order to convince Wall Street of its potential is a flurry of high-profile deals especially ones that will establish its credentials in the Internet businesses it has so far missed out on; in retrospect, it took a bloody nose when Rupert Murdoch beat it to social networking site MySpace.
