Try and fail to get my daughter to eat some Cheerios.
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Things get chopped into pieces and connections fail to get made.
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For a start, Mitsotakis may fail to get an overall majority.
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What will happen if Britain and the EU fail to get a deal?
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But it would also likely fail to get the 60 votes needed to pass.
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Perhaps the new government will succumb to infighting and fail to get much done.
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Even worse, their excessive talking might make them fail to get the work done.
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Did Activision Blizzard reneg on a deal, or did Nvidia fail to get permission?
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Mr. Trump is bound to fail to get cuts as deep as he wants.
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It's easy to fail to get ready for a storm when the sun is shining.
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Should the territory's Chief Executive Carrie Lam fail to get control of the situation before Oct.
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If they fail to get their act together, they may not get many more such chances.
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If the bill were brought to the floor today, it would fail to get enough votes.
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Raab said such a stance made it more likely they would fail to get any deal.
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These tactics fail to get at any root causes of these problems, and yet they're proliferating.
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The possibility can't fail to get you excited, even when you're hearing it for the 400th time.
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They pull their money out of stocks and fail to get back in as the market recovers.
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That means you may still need to pay a fee if you fail to get yourself covered.
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People who fail to get the vaccine, the CDC says, should avoid going to the affected areas.
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Yet, lack of money or awareness often means people in the east African nation fail to get screened.
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And think of her as a cautionary tale for all those who fail to get a second opinion.
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You don't move for days; you do nothing but sleep and resolutely fail to get in the shower.
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The Hornets continued on their see-saw in which they fail to get better than two games over .
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There has also been a lack of patience with poor villagers who fail to get with the program.
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EU LEADERS FAIL TO GET UNANIMITY FOR 2050 CARBON NEUTRAL TARGET AT SUMMIT - LEAKED FINAL DRAFT TEXT SHOWS
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But even the biggest names in tech fail to get there because of avoidable mistakes when they land.
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Still, Washington has a habit of writing off presidencies early on if administrations fail to get a fast start.
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Reforms announced this month by Liz Truss, the justice secretary, fail to get to the root of the problem.
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Will they be Gellert Grindelwalds (always on the wrong side of history) and fail to get out and vote?
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Taxpayers also lose when federal coal managers fail to get fair market value or allow industry to exploit loopholes.
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If Republicans fail to get to work they will find themselves out of work in the next election cycle.
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If the Raptors again fail to get out of the second round, Kawhi Leonard may bolt for Los Angeles.
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Traders are betting that British Prime Minister Theresa May will fail to get her Brexit agreement through a fractious parliament.
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Even when the activists fail to get everything they want, you, as a shareholder, should be grateful for their work.
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"We're now staring at a much messier 6900 if Republicans continue to fail to get the job done," he said.
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"The Republican proposal will likely fail to get cloture this afternoon for good reason," he said from the Senate floor.
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The revision announced on Thursday also stipulates stricter sanctions for banks that fail to get BI's approval before raising funds overseas.
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Those who fail to get into grammar school do one grade worse than they would if the grammars did not exist.
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Oftentimes they fail to get a hand up on closeouts, or just plain fail to jump high enough to bother shooters.
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The transaction includes a $2-billion break-up fee that Bayer will pay to Monsanto should it fail to get regulatory clearance.
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The transaction includes a break-fee of $2 billion that Bayer will pay to Monsanto should it fail to get regulatory clearance.
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It's entirely possible that Republicans could get right up to 49 votes again and still fail to get the final, crucial vote.
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Kelly Conaboy amusingly walks you through opinions from travel experts and doctors about how these pillows fail to get the job done.
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It's what I'm starving for when I consider the game worlds where I try, and so often fail, to get similarly lost.
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Even before she leaves, she could still fail to get the rules passed if she cannot get a quorum of commissioners to agree.
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Britain could get tougher about forcing EU jobseekers to leave if they fail to get a job after a certain period of time.
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They go to a club called SCOTUS, where they fail to get in when Mikey can't dance in a way the bouncer likes.
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GOP leaders believe it ultimately will die in the House when they fail to get a two-thirds majority to override the veto.
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If past is prologue then Trump will be frustrated, and fail to get his tax and spending plans passed by the splintered GOP Congress.
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Laguerre is aware she is one of many victims, and that most women fail to get the same publicity or legal resolution she achieved.
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But even more damning would be for the Big 12 champion to deserve to make the playoff — and still fail to get a bid.
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We have already decided on a plan if they fail to get any NOCs (No Objection Certificates) or court orders to host the matches.
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Last week, we watched Bonnie (Liza Weil) fail to get Annalise (Viola Davis) released on bail in How to Get Away with Murder's midseason premiere.
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What the data suggests, however, is that if you fail to get a co-founding team together, it doesn't necessarily mean all hope is gone.
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The work comes into the spotlight when such issues fail to get resolved between executives and shareholders and wind up being decided by a vote.
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England starts with a bit of possession, and Rebic counters with another foul as Croatia win the ball and try (and fail) to get out.
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But his name had long been among the contenders to become secretary should current acting U.S. Defense Secretary Patrick Shanahan fail to get the job.
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Its boss, Mark Zuckerberg, will also have to certify the firm's compliance—which could make him personally liable should Facebook fail to get its act together.
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The watch already tells users if they have a fast or slow heartbeat, and will call emergency services if they fall and fail to get up.
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Should May fail to get her deal with Brussels approved, supporters of Britain remaining in the EU hope that it could lead to a second referendum.
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The administration did fail to get anything done to control rising prescription drug prices, such as allowing Medicare to negotiate prices as it does hospital rates.
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Those investors who fail to get the basic economics right could be surprised by the fall in bond yields that would likely follow such an outcome.
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Her plan, however, could fail to get Republican's support because of the estimated cost to the federal government: $500 billion over the span of 10 years.
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But with Paul opposed and Republicans holding one-seat advantage on the Foreign Relations Committee, Pompeo could fail to get a favorable vote by the committee.
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The study wasn't designed to examine why young people fail to get enough sleep or exercise, or why they spend too much time staring at screens.
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Texas Tech likes to trap and force turnovers; Virginia just frustrates opponents until they take a bad shot, or fail to get one off at all.
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Whether we get that promotion or fail to get it, even whether we're good or bad people — a lot of seemingly major choices may just be random.
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But up to half of all people treated fail to get better with first-line antidepressants, and around a third of patients are resistant to relevant medications.
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Should May fail to get her deal with Brussels approved, supporters of Britain remaining in the EU hope that it could lead to a second Brexit referendum.
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It warned European companies were in danger of losing influence over supply chains and environmental standards if they fail to get a foothold in the battery sector.
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With both sides digging in ahead of the second vote, the legislation is once again expected to fail to get the 60 votes needed to move forward.
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"Entrepreneurs can found companies anywhere in Europe, from Helsinki to Barcelona, from Warsaw to Rome, and yet many fail to get noticed at the right time," he said.
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Without the support of the DUP, May would likely fail to get parliamentary approval for her withdrawal deal when a vote is held at some point in December.
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Sixty percent of prisons fail to get inmates into education or training placements, even when there were spaces available, according to a 2018 report by the prison watchdog.
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Studies of mayoral elections, which throw off enough data to make general observations, suggest that Hispanic voters often fail to get behind African-American candidates and vice versa.
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Many people fleeing violence and persecution use social media to bring awareness to their stories, but most if not all fail to get the attention that Qunun received.
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Still, of course, presidents often fail to get their way — and even when they do get what they want, they feel like they're working awfully hard at it.
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Speaking to CNN on Monday, marking Menstrual Hygiene Day, the foundation's co-founder Suhani Jalota listed the many reasons women and girls fail to get such essential items.
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Now, as worries grow that May - if she survives - will fail to get her deal through parliament, financial options suggest traders have turned deeply pessimistic on sterling's outlook.
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Those delays often happen when prosecutors and defense lawyers fail to get ready for trial on time and agree to postpone the case and suspend speedy trial requirements.
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"Many teens chronically fail to get the 8-9 hours of sleep they need to function optimally, and for some kids gaming time makes the difference," Hill said.
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Weinberg from the Bay Area Council Economic Institute has seen tech companies try and fail to get into health care, if they assume there's a simple tech solution.
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I fail to get one the first couple of times I try, but Jamie lets me in on a secret: the listings go live at 6:15 p.m.
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When Project Noah's scientists fail to get their desired results with any of a dozen death-row inmates, they decide the key might be to experiment on a child.
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This new deal now has a "drop-dead date" of October 31, 2016, with an automatic extension to December 31 if the two sides fail to get everything completed.
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It also calls for countries to take back their citizens if they travel illegally and fail to get asylum, which is what migrant-receiving countries, especially in Europe, wanted.
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He said short sellers will fail to get significant short exposure in the stock because of the limited supply and as the cost to borrow the stock goes up.
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LONDON (Reuters) - British Prime Minister Theresa May will fail to get her withdrawal deal with the European Union approved by parliament, Liberal Democrat leader Vince Cable said on Tuesday.
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"We have realised that most women fail to get bank loans because they don't have immovable assets as collateral," Margaret Chacha, TWB Managing Director, told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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And no president in his right mind who wanted to be reelected would fail to get off Twitter and start being a president, unifying rather than dividing the nation.
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But public health experts worry that figure could climb higher in the coming weeks, as many on the island fail to get medicines or treatment they need for chronic diseases.
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Candidates who fail to get at least 15 percent in a caucus precinct cannot receive any delegates there, and their supporters then have a chance to migrate to viable competitors.
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If officers fail to get victims on board, and quickly, they often disappear and end up being re-trafficked, said detective sergeant Dan Parkinson of the police's anti-slavery unit.
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Given, as we&aposve explored, the fact that the filibuster is no longer in existence, is there any way that Trump&aposs nominees will fail to get confirmed by the Senate?
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Not only will it fail to get the Democratic votes it would need to reach the threshold in the Senate, but moderate Republicans are likely to balk at it as well.
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He predicts the S&P could fall flat by next week's G-20 summit if President Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping fail to get closer to a trade deal.
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Where words fail to get a script's emotion and depth across, this Hollywood star / Lincoln spokesman can turn to his endless vault of mouth noises to give it that extra oomph.
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The pound is likely to remain under pressure as traders bet that British Prime Minister Theresa May would fail to get the nod for her Brexit agreement in a fractious parliament.
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In general, schools that fail to get off the comprehensive support and improvement list after three years would be put into the state's receivership program, which might lead them to close.
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Sterling had taken a hit on expectations that British Prime Minister Theresa May will again fail to get her Brexit deal approved and could soon face a leadership challenge, adding to uncertainties.
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LONDON (Reuters) - The pound fell sharply on Wednesday on growing expectations that Prime Minister Theresa May will again fail to get her Brexit deal approved and could soon face a leadership challenge.
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But around half of all people treated for depression fail to get better with first-line antidepressants, and around a third of patients are resistant to all available medications designed to help.
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On Wednesday night, Ms. Coulter predicted that Mr. Trump either would not serve out his term or would fail to get re-elected; he unfollowed her on Twitter a short time later.
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And if we fail to get global warming under control, more of the carbon locked away in forests could be released as more frequent wildfires, droughts and pest infestations kill off trees.
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The former London mayor's Brexit experience has been similar to that of his predecessor: take a hard line, compromise to get a deal with the EU, then fail to get it through parliament.
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I found my favorite-ever piece of clothing at Ritual Vintage (377 Broome Street) in the summer of 2014: high-waisted, '26s purple silk Issey Miyake pants (they never fail to get compliments).
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Even the greatest hitters fail to get a hit seven of every 10 times at bat, a reminder that we are all hugely imperfect and must rely on shrewdness and cunning to succeed.
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Unfortunately, the biologics are expensive, and insurance companies usually insist that patients fail to get relief from three months of treatment with each of two other drugs before they will cover the cost.
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Unfortunately, the biologics are expensive, and insurance companies usually insist that patients fail to get relief from three months of treatment with each of two other drugs before they will cover the cost.
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What's more, they say the new election integrity measures are riddled with loopholes and still fail to get at many of the most pressing issues they had hoped Facebook would address by this time.
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Nine of the top 10 countries where girls fail to get a education are in Africa, while other crisis crippled countries, including Somalia and Syria, failed to make the list due to insufficient data.
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Unassuming guests could be charged additional hidden fees when they arrive, fail to get the accommodations they requested, lose expected loyalty points, or worse, they could learn that their reservation was never actually made.
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Unassuming guests could be charged additional hidden fees when they arrive, fail to get the accommodations they requested, lose expected loyalty points or, worse, they could learn that their reservation was never actually made.
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This opens the potential for a fruitful "good cop-bad cop" dynamic, as Guterres holds out the implicit threat of a harder line by Haley if other member states fail to get on board.
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So Bill's comments fail to get at the actual criticism of policies both he and Hillary supported, and actually invoke some of the same tough-on-crime rhetoric of the '90s that protesters criticized.
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OSLO (Reuters) - About 150 oil platform workers would go on strike, potentially disrupting output from several Norwegian fields, if they fail to get a pay deal by midnight on Friday, their union said on Tuesday.
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How they qualified: as tournament hosts Prospects: There is a serious danger Russia could join South Africa from 2010 in being the only World Cup tournament hosts to fail to get out of their group.
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There was, he said, still scope to fail to get out of the group but he also had a warning to the doubters who have watched his automatic qualifiers flounder through a diet of friendlies.
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Friday's 03-0 loss to Colombia put the Americans in an early hole, and if they fail to get a positive result on Tuesday, the team will most likely bow out after the group stage.
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Mr. Stephenson was referring to the chances that the Time Warner deal would fail to get regulatory approval, and the fee that AT&T would owe the media company if the government quashed their deal.
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Your children may hear accusations against you—you're using drugs, your apartment is filthy, you fail to get them to school, you hit them—and even if they don't believe these things they will remember.
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"If they fail to get buyers for the full books, it is not a great incentive for others to do the same," said Tsevdos, whose firm has advised on bank financing deals in recent months.
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McConnell predicted earlier this week that the Senate will vote to block the resolution, Trump will veto it and then the House will fail to get the two-thirds majority necessary to override the President.
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Jill writes about moments in which heroic, saintly homicide investigators in the LAPD fail to get family members to say who killed their child, knowing full well that those family members know who killed their child.
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Smaller platforms or startups that allow users to upload content, meanwhile, won't have a chance of competing with the Facebooks of the world that can afford massive moderation operations and still fail to get it right.
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When we first see Clark, she is yelling at her two young sons as they fail to get themselves ready for school — a frustration any parent of school-aged children feels on an almost daily basis.
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The startup reckons that the current imbalance in supply and demand costs the hotel industry up to $100 billion every year because inventory is wasted and hotels fail to get the best price for each room.
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If the platforms fail to get rid of the content in a timely fashion employees could face prison time in Australia and companies could be subject to fines of up to 10% of their annual profit.
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The microchip, in the long run, has turned things that were functionally fine (if "dumb") into devices that may not make it into a second decade if they fail to get the ongoing support they need.
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"They compare themselves to the gold medalist and thereby think of what they didn't achieve; the bronze medalists also focus on what didn't happen: They didn't come in fourth and fail to get a medal," Gilovich said.
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In retrospect, one of the signs that Donald Trump would inevitably fail to get what he wanted out of the partial government shutdown was his inability to come up with a nickname for House Speaker Nancy Pelosi.
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"The intelligent person may fail to get his or her way because he does not see how to interact with and successfully persuade others in groups of importance (again, compare with our current Republican primaries)," Dr. Sternberg explained.
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This last minute side show with Stone and Corsi, who were only interviewed recently, shows the desperation of a team that feels it cannot fail to get its scalps, even after two years of not finding any collusion.
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There have been signs that businesses and the housing market saw a jump in confidence and activity in January, although many companies are worried about the risk that Britain and the EU fail to get a trade deal by a Dec.
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"If we fail to get it done, fail to (meet) the promises made by all of us, including the president, then it could have a very detrimental effect to Republicans in `18 who are running for re-election," said Rep.
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Leading into Tuesday, Democrats accused McConnell of trying to set up a "gotcha" vote since no hearings were held on the fast-tracked legislation, which was widely expected to fail to get the 60 votes needed to ultimately pass the Senate.
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Leading into Tuesday, Democrats accused McConnell of trying to set up a "gotcha" vote since no hearings were held on the fast-tracked legislation, which was widely expected to fail to get the 6900 votes needed to ultimately pass the Senate.
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THE BIG DECLINE WILL COME IF WE HAVE A RECESSION OR IF WE SEE A BIG CHANGE IN THE WASHINGTON LEADERSHIP, WE FAIL TO GET A DEAL WITH CHINA OR WE SEE A BIG SPIKE IN THE PRICE OF OIL.
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Members newly elected from districts that periodically flip between red and blue — the members most likely to be ousted in the 2020 election if they fail to get Washington working in a more productive, bipartisan way — will again be shut out.
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Ever since we marveled at Mei-Mei and Mei-Ian, America's first breeding pair of pandas, fumble around and fail to get it on back in the 210s, we've been amused by the giant panda's apparent ineptitude in the bedroom.
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Strzok was fired after the Justice Department released 2016 texts he exchanged with former FBI lawyer Lisa Page, with whom he was having an affair, where he called Trump an "idiot" and both openly hoped he would fail to get elected.
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But as someone who recently confessed to having dramatically underestimated Trump's political talents, I think it's worth trying to do a little better, and describe how Trump could fail to get the Republican nomination even if he doesn't have a Dean-like plunge.
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Even if they manage to find alternative sources, the companies "may either encounter quality issues or fail to get adequate supplies to fulfill their production orders," according to a report last week by Lloyd Chan and Shigeto Nagai, economists at consultancy Oxford Economics.
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Indeed, the stakes are high: If the Republicans fail to get the votes to confirm Judge Kavanaugh, and if Democrats take control of the Senate in November, the president could lose his chance to put two conservative judges on the Supreme Court.
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Not only could it fail to get subsidies, it could be sued for breach of contract, since the state of Wisconsin has spent hundreds of millions on land and infrastructure in reliance on Foxconn's promises to build what it said it would in the contract.
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"I will see him as a very important symbol, (but) people like him fail to get attention from common folk, and given his plight as an unknown prisoner of conscience, there is little to say," one person identified as L said in the article.
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LONDON, Oct 17 (Reuters) - British interior minister Amber Rudd said on Tuesday it was "unthinkable" that Britain and the European Union would fail to get a Brexit deal, distancing herself from other ministers who say London should be ready to walk away without an agreement.
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I love every cliché -- how time begins on Opening Day; how the game is designed to break your heart; how it teaches failure over and over again; how the best players in the world fail to get a hit two out of three times.
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RELATED: Here's how senators plan to vote on Supreme Court nominee Neil Gorsuch If they fail to get 60 votes, Republicans could change the rules and confirm Gorsuch with a simple majority -- a decision known as the "nuclear option" -- though the move would be highly contentious.
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Boeing and Airbus are building planes at a record pace and have taken steps to reduce the risk that suppliers will fail to get parts to their factories on time, since supply disruptions could affect their own production, as has happened with late delivery of seats.
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Not after a summer that saw them fail to get a phone call with Kevin Durant, strike out on Al Horford, and scramble to spend tens of millions on relatively unproductive players (Mahimi, Smith, the forgotten Andrew Nicholson) whose long-term contracts are cap-eating negative assets.
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Footage of the chase, filmed in real time by Shamsuarov and his friends on their mobile phones, shows them breaking multiple traffic rules at speeds of up to 230 kilometers (142.92 miles) per hour as patrol cars try and fail to get them to pull over.
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Lyft has set a goal of reducing the number of Americans who fail to get care for this reason by half by 2020, meaning presumably they'd want to take the 3.6 million Americans who miss an appointment per year right now and make that 1.8 million.
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But President Donald Trump's recent decision to pull the United States out of the Paris Agreement, signed in 2016, underscores a growing demand for a "plan b" to confront climate change, in case nations fail to get their act together in time to prevent catastrophic temperature increases.
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We are confident of crossing the steep threshold, but if we fail to get 10 percent of the vote, around 80 of our parliamentary seats will go to Mr. Erdogan's party, which would deliver him a comfortable majority in the parliament and further ease his executive presidency.
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READ: The GOP tax plan will make Silicon Valley's mega rich even richer If Republicans fail to get this tax plan passed — which is highly likely, since several members of the GOP are skeptical of it — they'll have to scramble to explain themselves to voters in 2018.
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While homebuilders' earnings are much more driven by falling house prices than tumbling transaction levels, warnings out of real estate giants Foxtons and LSL in the past few weeks raise the prospect of price cuts being pushed through at some point if sales fail to get going again.
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"These findings underline the rising risks to people, economies and the very fabric of life on Earth if we fail to get on track with the aims and ambitions of the Paris Agreement," said Patricia Espinosa, head of the U.N. Climate Change Secretariat which hosts the Bonn talks.
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We are frustrated that a disappointing percentage of pregnant women fail to get vaccinated against influenza every year, especially when a large body of evidence proves without question that women are at markedly higher risks of morbidity and even death if they get the flu during their pregnancy.
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News of the deal sent sterling surging to a five-month high and within a whisker of $1.30 before retreating sharply as traders worried that British Prime Minister Boris Johnson might fail to get lawmakers to support the Brexit plan, plunging the country into another round of uncertainty.
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China is then planning to propose a vote on a short draft resolution, known as a technical roll over, to allow the mission to continue operating, diplomats said, but added that it could fail to get the nine votes needed to pass because several council members were considering abstaining.
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The most significant drawback to the waivers is that they are only for a period of five years, which means if a state were to have a waiver approved today, a new administration could deny the waiver's extension in 2022, should Trump fail to get reelected in 2020.
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Scenario 6: Kavanaugh falters, Democrats win Senate majority, but block a nomination until 2021 If Republicans fail to get a nominee through and Democrats take control of the Senate, the Democratic base will be lobbying hard for their lawmakers to sit on the nomination until after the next presidential election.
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But even if Republicans fail to get Mr. Biden's son or the others under oath and in front of cameras, such attention-grabbing tactics by some lawmakers could appeal to Mr. Trump, stoke energy among his most loyal supporters and lend legitimacy to the president's demand that Ukraine investigate many of the same people.
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AOC previously called for a ban on former lawmakers becoming lobbyists, a practice often known as the "revolving door" in Washington, D.C. Former members of Congress leave the halls of the Capitol Building, either voluntarily or because they fail to get re-elected, and enter the private sector to make big bucks lobbying for corporations.
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Even should his negotiators fail to get the country to declare itself safe for asylum seekers, however, Trump will likely announce whatever progress is made as a win (as he did following the release of the joint declaration) and will likely use that progress to burnish his immigration credentials heading into the 2020 presidential election.
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But as long as it doesn't have 10nm parts in devices that people can run out and buy — as long as the Intel processors in your laptop and desktop fail to get notably faster year over year, and you stop upgrading because they're good enough now — Intel will still have a problem matching its previous levels of relevance.
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Because not only have Republicans made attacking the equal rights and opportunity of women a core part of their political agenda, but they also are now embracing a pattern -- that being a man accused of harassing and assaulting women and girls won't just fail to get you kicked out of office but won't stand in the way of your getting elected.
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"To anyone out there who's working in the system, understand -- you abuse immigrants, physically abuse immigrants, you sexually abuse immigrants, you fail to get the medical care that they need, you break the law of the United States of America," she said, before referring to her pledge, which she made as part of her immigration proposal this week, to pursue those allegations if she's elected.
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Under an agreement signed by the then-Guatemalan interior minister, Enrique Asturias, in Washington earlier this month, migrants in Guatemala must apply for asylum there, and fail to get it, before they can apply for asylum in the US. Migrants who continue their journey north to the US in spite of the new restrictions will be returned to Guatemala, according to acting Homeland Security Secretary Kevin McAleenan.
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British Prime Minister May has asked European Council President Donald Tusk to delay Brexit from March 29 until the end of June and said she was preparing for a third vote in the British parliament on the exit deal she arduously negotiated with the EU. Traders are increasingly worried that should her deal fail to get parliamentary approval next week, there are few outcomes which would be positive for markets in the short-term.
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Sen. Tim KaineTimothy (Tim) Michael KaineA lesson of the Trump, Tlaib, Omar, Netanyahu affair Warren's pledge to avoid first nuclear strike sparks intense pushback Almost three-quarters say minimum age to buy tobacco should be 21: Gallup MORE (D-Va.) confirmed on Sunday he will not vote to confirm CIA Director Mike PompeoMichael (Mike) Richard PompeoAfghan president vows to take revenge after Islamic State attack on wedding The Hill's Morning Report - Trump on defense over economic jitters Latest pro-democracy rally draws tens of thousands in Hong Kong MORE as secretary of State, increasing the likelihood that President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE's nominee could fail to get a positive vote out of committee.
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