No one can say with 100% certainty that a couple is heading for disaster.
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Tyson Fury warned Anthony Joshua that his Saudi Arabia rematch against Andy Ruiz is heading for 'disaster'
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Lisa had long worried that he was heading for disaster, but she also saw how he could turn things around.
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Yet Stockman, who was director of the Office of Management and Budget under President Ronald Reagan, reaffirmed that markets are heading for disaster.
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"If you leave in a small group, you're heading for disaster," Mr. Fuentes said, adding that most of the migrants simply joined on their own.
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"If the government says to itself 'we don't need a dialogue, we are going to do what we want,' we are heading for disaster," he said.
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Read more: Tyson Fury warned Anthony Joshua that his Saudi Arabia rematch against Andy Ruiz is heading for 'disaster'"The background and pedigree is very tough," Hearn told Business Insider.
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Kanye told us he had chosen to drastically reduce the dosage of medication he's been prescribed -- presumably before his mental breakdown -- and Oz says he's heading for disaster, if that's true.
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Anthony Joshua is heading for disaster in his upcoming Saudi Arabia rematch against Andy Ruiz Jr.That is the opinion of the unbeaten heavyweight fighter Tyson Fury, who believes the result of the first bout, the location, and Joshua's inability to box on his feet favors the Mexican fighter who shook up the world by dropping the Briton four times during a seventh-round shellacking in New York, June 1.
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Homer's torture cell and its voice changer reference the Saw film series. The title recalls the phrase "heading for disaster". The Parson is modeled after singer and actor Bing Crosby. The singing the Parson does is a reference to Crosby's character as Father O'Malley in Going My Way.
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Dennis, Peter: Heading for Disaster? Australia and the Singapore Strategy, Four Corners (Australian Broadcasting Corporation), 16 February 2002. In January 1933, Lavarack was made commandant of the Royal Military College, Duntroon. On 21 April 1935, with a temporary promotion to major general (later made permanent in June), he was appointed Chief of the General Staff (CGS), the head of the Australian Army.
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The American University Professor and former Pakistani high commissioner to the United Kingdom Akbar S. Ahmed, while wondering if Pakistan was heading for disaster in Balochistan, defended Akbar's political asylum in the United States saying that a policy of "kill and dump" in Balochistan attributed to the Pakistani security forces was causing fear and terror among the Baloch. Akbar's writings mainly focus on the Baloch nationalist movement, human rights, press freedom, sectarian killings in Pakistan, the war on terror and U.S.-Pakistan relations.
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Driscoll does, however, come to fear that he has let Ann slip away from him. Driscoll realizes before anyone else that Denham's opening is heading for disaster, but cannot do anything to prevent it. Discovering that Kong actually recognizes him on sight—and is hellbent on killing him for taking Ann—Driscoll attempts to use that to draw Kong away from Times Square and away from crowds of bystanders. Driscoll is nearly killed for his heroic effort, but Ann approaches and stops Kong's rampage, saving Jack's life this time around.
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