Chances are, your blowout has fallen flat by day two.
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The fear that globalisation has fallen flat has whipsawed markets.
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The ad could've easily fallen flat anywhere along the way.
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Past forays by retailers into clinic services have fallen flat.
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Bipartisan groups have been created, touted and fallen flat before.
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Banks' efforts to raise capital have fallen flat so far.
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Other efforts to shake up the menu have also fallen flat.
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People are talking past one another and proposals have fallen flat.
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But on the biggest stages this year, Kvitova has fallen flat.
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Still others said the attempt to be clever had fallen flat.
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Some — like the failed Fire Phone —have fallen flat on their face.
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Calls for fixing the law have fallen flat in the GOP before.
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Most of these efforts to regulate guns and ammunition have fallen flat.
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So far, the Trump administration's promises to increase testing have fallen flat.
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The attempted rise of liberal talk radio has fallen flat in America.
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That idea, while popular with the president, has fallen flat in the Senate.
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Meanwhile, single-state efforts in California, Colorado, and New York have fallen flat.
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Despite wildly positive reviews, they have mostly fallen flat with S.U.V.-besotted consumers.
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Attempts to build a constellation like Starlink have fallen flat in previous decades.
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However, similar efforts to unify these rival factions have fallen flat in the past.
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In other areas, Democrats' attacks on nominees have fallen flat with their Republican colleagues.
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In the past, many promising lines of research had fallen flat in this transition.
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He brought life and dimension to a character that could have easily fallen flat.
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This is not the first time the former Disney star's comments have fallen flat.
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But this argument has fallen flat with a number of critics of the administration.
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Four efforts to create a market-based currency system since 2013 have fallen flat.
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Expectations that China would pour in money willy-nilly, however, have sometimes fallen flat.
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Meanwhile an attempt by South Africa to pull out of the ICC has fallen flat.
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Efforts by residents to try to organize and cooperatively buy the town have fallen flat.
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The European Commission's attempts to get PiS to change course have so far fallen flat.
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But proposed bans by campaigners and politicians in France, Germany and elsewhere have fallen flat.
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You've thought to yourself, "Psh, this is easy," and then fallen flat on your face.
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But Televisa's core broadcasting business — including its signature telenovelas — has fallen flat in recent years.
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Over the years, a handful of attempts to fund research into thorium reactors have fallen flat.
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Investors following the "most crowded trade" bandwagon have fallen flat on their faces in recent years.
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Cory Booker's own attempt at making waves in the Kavanaugh hearing appeared to have fallen flat.
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But while the ads are obviously helpful, the weird posts from Bloomberg have fallen flat on Twitter.
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So, even if as a whole the biennial had fallen flat, it was not to be missed.
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To date, this supposed stealth mission has fallen flat, certainly with me and many others I know.
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But his efforts have largely fallen flat with both the public and the House speaker, Nancy Pelosi.
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Since then, efforts to win federal lawmakers' support for new gun control legislation have routinely fallen flat.
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Chatbots were supposed to be a big part of our AI-powered future, but they've mostly fallen flat.
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Yet their pitch seems have fallen flat, at least outside their strongholds, where they can still draw thousands.
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When it comes to the promises of persistent location hyper-awareness, the promises of mobile have largely fallen flat.
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Starbucks has struggled to keep customers coming back as its latest drink innovations have largely fallen flat with consumers.
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The sidekick role could've easily fallen flat, but Sprouse brings a smirking intelligence to the Twin Peaks Jr. series.
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Superman: Dawn of Justice and Justice League have fallen flat but the success of standalone Wonder Woman still wows.
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In the last two years, they have fallen flat on almost all of President Trump's campaign promises as well.
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Other than the successful off-Broadway show Heathers: The Musical, attempts to revive the film's universe have fallen flat.
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Many O'Keefe operations, however, have fallen flat, including his repeated efforts to prove that voter-identity fraud is pervasive.
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A podcast aimed at under-25s has fallen flat, and the network continues to ignore newer formats like TikTok.
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And it also knows its efforts to expand the series' popularity outside of Japan have so far largely fallen flat.
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For the most part, that effort has fallen flat and a lot of GOP voters and potential voters have noticed.
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Trump's attempt to repeal Obamacare and remove medical insurance from millions of Americans had fallen flat on its face. Brilliant!
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The attacks on Bernie have fallen flat, making Bill Clinton's revival of the thread on Sunday a particularly confusing one.
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Within the past few years, though, the majority of new attempts at the genre have fallen flat or outright failed.
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Perhaps the anger over immigration is why arguments about the economic case in favor of the EU have fallen flat.
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But that hope has fallen flat, and in an interview published on Wednesday he renewed criticism of the bloc's executive.
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Debate answers from both leading candidates on issues like ISIS have been vague; attacks outside the debates have largely fallen flat.
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Why was that such a massive hit when so many other apocalyptic series over the last several years have fallen flat?
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A mother in Detroit is accused of beating her 1-year-old son to death over a fallen flat-screen television.
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Lam's attempts to mollify protesters have so far fallen flat, and protesters have responded to several of her decisions with increased violence.
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Bills have been introduced to hold these platforms accountable and federal agencies have launched investigations, but everything so far has fallen flat.
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Previous attempts at rebooting his campaign, such as one in May that included an appearance on ABC's "The View," have fallen flat.
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A series of House Republican malfeasance claims against Democrats in recent years have fallen flat, one high-profile case after the other.
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His party seeks to show that the economy has suffered in the last five years and that Modi's promises have fallen flat.
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Legend is ideally suited for this kind of project, which would've fallen flat without the sincerity that defines his voice and brand.
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Season 1 of American Vandal would have fallen flat if there hadn't been stakes to the mystery of who spray-painted those penises.
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Ene knows that might sound depressingly similar to the micropayment models that have fallen flat, despite the hype that they might save journalism.
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If Ferrell had made the mistake of trying to make Trebek out to be the ridiculous one, the entire thing would've fallen flat.
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The New York Knicks haven't just stumbled out of the gates to begin the 303-20 NBA season: they have completely fallen flat.
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"We expect only incremental changes from "Plan A" given cross-party talks have fallen flat," analysts at TD Securities wrote in a note.
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In a lesser singer's hands, this tune might have fallen flat, but Houston elevates the material with a towering vocal that pierces the sky.
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But it-will-come-ism has fallen flat in recent years, and I think it's going to continue failing in the years to come.
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The bloc has already produced two rounds of such additional documents in December and in January but they have fallen flat among British parliamentarians.
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The efforts have often fallen flat in the end, but have succeeded in tying up their targets in legal knots for months and years.
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"Trump has fallen flat with the emergency declaration even as most voters would have liked to see the Democrats compromise with him," Penn said.
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The company has recently launched several lines with licensed logos from Hot Cheetos to the US Postal Service that have fallen flat with consumers.
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Following the massive success of "Channel Orange," had it been anyone else's follow-up, "Blonde" could have easily fallen flat amidst all the hype.
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Watching the two films back-to-back really illustrated for me part of, at least, why some of the recent Bond films have fallen flat.
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However, their grand endeavors would have fallen flat without an artist who had both the vision to match and the talent to execute their ideas.
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Small caps surged about 16 percent the month following November's election, but since then the Russell 2000 index has actually fallen flat year to date.
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Its services were blocked in 2009, shortly after riots in China's western Xinjiang province, and efforts to get back in have so far fallen flat.
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The reboot might have fallen flat, but it did teach us something — on the people we knew, and on the people we thought we knew.
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Rob Ford, a professor of political science at the University of Manchester, said the government warnings have fallen flat in part because early on, Mrs.
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In the United States, the Trump administration has essentially blocked Huawei, but Mr. Trump's efforts to push European allies to ban Huawei have fallen flat.
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Hacked emails from French presidential candidate Emmanuel Macron's campaign, for example, seem to have fallen flat during the election in part because the timing was off.
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"The group has stumbled or even fallen flat in almost every country where it has tried to establish a new wilayat," Gartenstein-Ross and Barr write.
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The music industry has fallen flat for the past decade, but one expert says it's about to hit a high note thanks to today's consumer landscape.
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"Unfortunately the argument that she's staying silent or neutral in regards to Rakhine state based on political reasons has fallen flat," said Smith of Fortify Rights.
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But after reporting from CNN and others, highly classified briefings to lawmakers, and public rebukes from Democrats and Republicans, the story appears to have fallen flat.
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Dozens of senior officials speak to reporters on a daily basis, including, at times, Trump himself, and White House efforts to prevent leaks have fallen flat.
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The announcement of his departure has fallen flat, as protesters and opposition figures say it doesn't meet demands for dramatic change to Algeria's secretive power structure.
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Their efforts have fallen flat in France, with memes often written in English and extremist photos and images that do not resonate with the French electorate.
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Some of his proposals have fallen flat, while others frustrated lawmakers, who complained of unexpected demands from the governor that undermined deals that had been forged.
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Some Republican senators have floated the possibility of such a deal, but similar appeals have fallen flat in the House, where similar deals were floated last summer.
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Blockbuster sequels — like Indepedence Day: Resurgence, Star Trek: Beyond, Jason Bourne and Alice Through the Looking Glass — have largely fallen flat during this year's spring/summer months.
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His policies have since fallen flat: A U.S. Government initiative to power up the continent with electricity, promising 30,85033 megawatts of power, came up 26,000 megawatts short.
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But other proposals from the White House have fallen flat on Capitol Hill, such as a payroll-tax cut that critics said would be ineffective and expensive.
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Yet, her appeals to the country to unify behind her have fallen flat, according to Jonathan Portes, professor of economics and public policy at King's College, London.
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Efforts by the government to subsidize the meat market or import frozen meat have fallen flat, causing "indignities for families" and prompting some to leave Tehran, Ghaffari said.
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Promises from President Donald Trump and corporate chieftains that the cut would lead to more capital investment and greater economic growth have largely fallen flat, the article argues.
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But while the Trump administration has had some success in pressuring Iran through stepped-up U.S. penalties, efforts to bring the Europeans along have thus far largely fallen flat.
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After six years of rock-solid defense, top healthcare advocates in the Democratic Party are now willing to acknowledge that the Affordable Care Act has fallen flat on affordability.
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Several attempts at U.N.-sponsored peacemaking have fallen flat as Syrian government forces backed by Russia and Iran have recovered large swathes of the country from rebels since 2015.
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Pence also didn't address how the Trump administration would convince Congress to approve its new tax reform push, when all of its other major legislative priorities have fallen flat.
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Their arguments in favor of ever-increasing reliance on fossil fuels have fallen flat, even as the ethanol industry has grown to support hundreds of thousands of American jobs.
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We had dragged the kids to Rome and Athens on a 10-day self-guided tour of museums and archaeological sites that, judging from their whining, had fallen flat.
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His first such proposal in June 2016 to send a flat rate of $6,599 per student to all public school districts has fallen flat in the Democrat-led legislature.
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Grand state-directed projects to promote innovation — like Skolkovo, a Moscow-area technology park set up by Kremlin fiat as Russia's answer to Silicon Valley — have mostly fallen flat.
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But honestly, the research could have fallen flat, and the attempt would still have perked me up, particularly by the evidence of how much fun the rats were having.
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Voters have turned sour on President Michelle Bachelet's government after a series of corruption scandals, an ambitious reform drive that has fallen flat with many Chileans, and weak economic growth.
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That follows a downwardly revised 0.7 percent annual increase in real wages in March, which suggests that the government's repeated efforts to encourage private-sector wage gains have fallen flat.
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So while reinforcement learning can whip humans at Space Invaders or Pong—games with frequent points and clear goals—they've fallen flat in other classic games that lack those features.
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Both parties appear interested in appropriating money for construction projects, though several attempts to focus attention on the issue have fallen flat, making "infrastructure week" a running joke in Washington.
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But Trump has sought little else in economic stimulus other than deeper rate cuts from the Federal Reserve and a payroll tax cut that has fallen flat with House Democrats.
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What's happening in your neighborhood is not one of them: Efforts to create sites that deliver local news have largely fallen flat, and have for a very long time (see: Patch).
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Of course, it's possible that Spicer is just trying to make a joke, since this wouldn't be the first time the guy has made an attempt at humor that's fallen flat.
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His marriage his over, his career has fallen flat, his health is precarious, and he's highly aware that he's now a 46-year-old man with little to show for it.
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Why it matters: It was the latest dollop of bad news for this year's crop of tech unicorns, which have largely fallen flat since going public, despite their mammoth private valuations.
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As he sees them, there are presidential candidates who retreat in timidity, others who respond with divisiveness in kind, and those whose calculated attempts at inspiration have fallen flat with voters.
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Efforts over the past year to halt the six-year Syrian war have fallen flat, and a ceasefire agreed to by the government side and rebels in December was violated early on.
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President Trump may have successfully read his teleprompter during his address to a joint session of Congress Tuesday, but his attempt to assuage members of the disability community may have fallen flat.
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Details: The unprecedented move comes after several rounds of negotiations have fallen flat between the Guild and the Association of Talent Agents (ATA), a trade group that represents Hollywood's biggest talent agencies.
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And this week, Trump pulled out of the Iran nuclear deal, once again vexing the foreign policy "authorities," but when so many anti-Trump alarms have fallen flat, their credibility is slipping.
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They met with prosecutors at least three times before the second trial began to talk about which arguments they thought had fallen flat and what evidence they believed needed to be highlighted.
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But where West hoped to succeed but has so far fallen flat – becoming a business mogul, contributing to human progress, starring in an opera – Musk has pretty much succeeded, minus the opera.
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Cruz's recent attacks on Trump's past support for abortion rights have fallen flat, and his dire warnings about what kind of Supreme Court justice Trump would nominate have so far failed to resonate.
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It's also possible that the sequence would have fallen flat no matter what, given the only setup it got was a hurried earlier mention of a character's unexpected fondness for country-western music.
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But previous attempts to get into it have always fallen flat for a myriad of reasons, including a glacial pace and an overwhelming array of systems that I could never get comfortable with.
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Yet flooded with activism, the cry to Save Darfur drowned out as the genocide dragged on, and by the time Amnesty International revealed chemical weapons attacks this past month, it had fallen flat.
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In many ways, the Comfort's story is that of the wobbly recovery effort in Puerto Rico, in which attempts to bolster vital services have often fallen flat or become entangled in bureaucracy and politics.
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But in the more than two decades since President Bill Clinton signed the since-expired "Assault Weapons Ban," efforts to further restrict the sale and ownership of even the most powerful firearms have fallen flat.
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That's why every counter-attack by GOP politician and pundits against Kimmel has fallen flat on its face: in the symbolic war between sick babies and man-baby Senators, the sick baby will always win.
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But that message has fallen flat for many conservatives, particularly those in the House Freedom Caucus, who increasingly argue that they shouldn't support higher spending levels just to see their bill stall in the Senate.
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But other works of political fiction have fallen flat, perhaps because the genre has limited appeal at a moment when the headlines are often more dramatic than anything a screenwriter or novelist could dream up.
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McClarnon is a superb actor, and this episode could have fallen flat in multiple moments, but I felt like it was all held together by his dawning realizations and the tremor of understanding in his eyes.
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While the premise of the anime makes it sound like a great fit for a game adaptation — it's all about sword-wielding soldiers flying around a city killing naked cannibal giants — previous attempts have fallen flat.
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Although the waves of ICE operations and arrests that Trump has promised have fallen flat, the fear and anxiety they have brought to immigrant communities have stymied an already vulnerable population's willingness to seek reproductive health care.
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Meanwhile, the candidacies of politicians initially expected to be Democratic frontrunners — like Sen Kirsten Gillibrand, who dropped out of the race after not qualifying for the fall debates — failed to gain any traction and have fallen flat.
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Sanders bid to bring in a swath of new voters to the primary has fallen flat, while Biden has been able to build a diverse coalition of Democrats that can carry him to the nomination and beyond.
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Yankees RH Luis Severino (23-6, 2.93) Colon has fallen flat this month by posting an 0-21 mark with a 218 ERA in three starts, with Friday's four-run, two-homer performance doing nothing for his morale.
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As a witness I can tell you most of these stories are made up from low confidence under performing people that have fallen flat on their faces because they didn't have the talent or intelligence to be successful.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - British foreign minister Boris Johnson told his Russian counterpart on Friday there was "abundant evidence" of Moscow meddling in foreign elections, but said any Russian efforts to interfere in last year's Brexit referendum had fallen flat.
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Simply, whenever Barboza's had that next level up in competition, he has fallen flat on every occasion so far in his UFC career and this is yet another opportunity for Junior to make that step up in opposition.
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The POLITICO-Harvard poll also suggests that GOP efforts to sell tax reform have so far fallen flat, with about nine in 0163 Americans saying they've heard little or nothing about Republican efforts to craft a tax plan.
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The music streaming giant's own efforts to go visual have largely fallen flat since being introduced in 2015, and top exec Tom Calderone departed from the company last month (he was quickly replaced by former Disney exec Courtney Holt).
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While new beverage concoctions in its Frappucino line have fallen flat with consumers in the last six months, sales of the company's Bistro Boxes, prepackaged sandwiches and salads, have grown 13 percent each year for the last two years.
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READ: Virginia shooter had a licensed gun despite history of violence While state legislatures have increasingly worked to tighten laws ensuring guns stay out of domestic abusers' hands, recent efforts to close loopholes in federal law have fallen flat.
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So despite its viral marketing campaign, which used online countdown clocks to reveal the location of a new uniquely located "Snapbot" vending machine, the product seems to have fallen flat even once retail availability opened to Amazon and other online destinations.
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Kelly Scott, a therapist at Tribeca Therapy, told Business Insider that she has integrated online-dating advice into some of her single patients' sessions to help them find quality first dates and understand why past experiences may have fallen flat.
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The Republican effort appears to have fallen flat; the National Republican Congressional Committee has canceled a large advertising purchase in the district, in a sign that it considers the Republican who now holds the seat, Kevin Yoder, a lost cause.
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A Georgia GOP strategist not working for either Collins or Loeffler told CNN that the attacks on Collins' record in government have fallen flat with Republicans since other high-profile Republicans in Congress and Georgia also supported the criticized legislation.
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On energy, too, big-picture promises of bringing back the coal industry have fallen flat, Axios' Amy Harder writes, while many efforts to roll back Obama-era rules and other regulatory changes are caught up in delays and legal challenges.
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Saudi is facing budget deficits of at least $50 billion on the year, and other attempts to raise funds — like the development of a $400 billion economic zone that has drawn only limited interest from international investors — have fallen flat.
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"The Trump administration's repeated calls for a free and open Indo-Pacific have fallen flat in various capitals, which many see as very thin gruel, begging the issue of how the U.S. intends to remain relevant to the regional future."
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That proposal has fallen flat with other EU leaders, who would have to approve it, but it was a safe bet at home, where polls regularly show a large majority of voters oppose Turkey joining the EU, as does the Freedom Party.
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Renzi has had to govern with a center-right/center-left coalition that does not have full control over the Senate, meaning he has not been able to rule with a free hand, and perhaps explaining why some reforms have fallen flat.
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They also say that, while Mr. Trump has proved adept at emasculating his male opponents, as with his "low energy" slight at Jeb Bush, his insults directed at Carly Fiorina and the Fox News anchor Megyn Kelly have fallen flat or backfired.
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"At the height of the information age in Silicon Valley we have stumbled and fallen flat in terms of our ability to use the tools and resources that we have to get necessary information out to the people we serve," Mr. Cortese said.
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But, while the praise is deserved, the story of Disney and the internet is more like "The Empire Finally Strikes Back": The company has been trying for 25 years to tame the online medium, and most of its efforts have fallen flat.
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And the campaign's blatantly gender-based appeals have fallen flat with a generation that believes that voting for someone on the basis of his or her gender is as morally objectionable as choosing not to vote for that person for the same reason.
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The network funded in part by billionaire and Republican megadonor Charles Koch is shifting gears in its efforts to combat President Donald Trump's trade war with China, CNBC reports, after sources told the outlet that its TV ad campaign has fallen flat.
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Compounding Saudi frustrations is the fact that its military intervention in Yemen against Houthi rebels has failed to bring about any serious, long-term gains, while its recent announcement of an Islamic Alliance against Terror -- clearly another effort to marginalize Iran -- has fallen flat.
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But Ryan's wonk act has fallen flat under Trump, whose most consequential political quality is an endless ability to dispense with political subtext and get right to the point, which in the GOP's case means appealing to white voters who are mad as hell.
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He has said publicly that he wants a campaign that reflects the country, but his inner circle remains largely white and male, and some of his overtures to next-generation Democratic strategists have fallen flat or petered out, several people briefed on the efforts said.
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The president also said he would instruct the Small Business Administration to extend low-interest loans to businesses in coronavirus hot spots to overcome steep declines in activity, and would ask Congress to approve a temporary payroll tax suspension that has fallen flat among lawmakers.
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The president said Wednesday night he would instruct the Small Business Administration (SBA) to increase loans to help businesses overcome the slowdown, take unspecified executive actions to protect workers and seek Congressional approval of a payroll tax cut that has fallen flat among lawmakers.
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The president also said he would ask the Small Business Administration to offer low-interest loans to businesses in coronavirus hot spots to overcome steep declines in activity, and would ask Congress to approve a temporary payroll tax suspension that has fallen flat among lawmakers.
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While some efforts in areas like point-of-sale services, for example, have largely fallen flat, what's interesting in this Worldpay deal is how Amazon is willing to concede a bit of control in its effort to change that track record and tap into that bigger market.
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Jim Kelly clashes with Cato Institute director as Medicaid expansion talks begin (Dodge City Daily Globe) From The Hill's op-ed page 'Medicare for all' is an expensive wrecking ball VA in-house healthcare is great; community care efforts have fallen flat so far View the discussion thread.
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May's recent efforts to relaunch her premiership, by appealing for dialogue among all parties, seem to have fallen flat among opposition politicians who know she called the snap election with the idea of crushing the Labour Party, which at the start of the campaign trailed badly in opinion polls.
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But in an echo of political developments last autumn in Spain and Portugal, his re-election message to "keep the recovery going" has fallen flat among many voters who, yet to feel the benefits of an upturn driven in part by hefty doses of austerity, have defected to protest parties.
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"For many in the gay community, especially in the black community, the Twitter apologies on 'Ellen' have fallen flat," Lemon continued, noting reactions calling the talk show moment "insincere" and that Hart "somehow turns himself into a victim instead of acknowledging the real victims of violent and sometimes deadly homophobia."
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Although various bipartisan efforts by lawmakers to force America entirely out of the "illegal war," as termed by the Friends Committee on National Legislation , efforts have fallen flat given the U.S.' strong ties to Saudi Arabia and its reliance on them to help fight Al Qaeda and ISIS in southern pockets of Yemen.
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In the 20 years since its release, Cruel Intentions has grown a cult following, even if subsequent attempts to revive the film's success have fallen flat (a planned TV reboot was cancelled, and Cruel Intentions 2 was critically panned.) Neal H. Moritz: It's one of those things that's had an evergreen property.
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Chicago (CNN)As it became clear late Thursday that UK Prime Minister Theresa May's electoral gambit had fallen flat, and that her Conservatives' majority in Parliament had been leveled by a resurgent Labour party, progressives in the US climbed on the shoulders of their transatlantic allies and celebrated a result already stoking ambitions at home.
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Though the design house is working through some internal issues (namely, products that have fallen flat with their target demographic), Graiser, founder of A&G Realty, said such deep discounting at a luxury shop is indicative of broader woes across the luxury space — troubles that could result in the segment being next in line to trim its store fleet.
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Likewise, the decision not to call US Ambassador to the European Union Gordon Sondland first was savvy; while he provided the most explosive testimony of the proceedings in which he named the names Rudy Giuliani, Mike Pompeo, Mick Mulvaney, and Mike Pence, it would have fallen flat without days of prior testimony that teased its central point: that senior administration officials were well aware of the scheme.
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