Since the very beginning, Nina has hung in the balance.
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The future of the health care system still hung in the balance.
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India's identity as an inclusive and secular nation hung in the balance.
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Earlier this year, a second attempt hung in the balance for weeks.
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It was late September, and a Supreme Court seat hung in the balance.
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Property disputes that hung in the balance because owners were missing can be resolved.
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" Taylor concludes, " Both parties believed that the fate of their republic hung in the balance.
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In one heated exchange, he said Russian voters' faith in the system hung in the balance.
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Hand-raised by humans, Knut's survival hung in the balance, much like his species' larger fate.
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Men and women who answered the highest call to serve when freedom hung in the balance.
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But the prospect of his confirmation hung in the balance as Democrats lined up against him. Sen.
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"He told us to trust our hearts ... that the country hung in the balance," Ramirez told Reuters.
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World War II is a reminder that, when freedom hung in the balance, inclusion kept us safe.
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Uber continued to operate in London while appealing the decision, but a lot still hung in the balance.
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But when Antonin Scalia unexpectedly died last February, the fate of the Court suddenly hung in the balance.
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Their playoff fate hung in the balance until the season's final day, when Gillaspie made this incredible catch.
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Fortunately, the United States Senate understood that decades of progress — both past and future — hung in the balance.
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On Tuesday, September 24, as Neumann's fate hung in the balance, WeWork's board assembled at JPMorgan's Madison Avenue headquarters.
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Outside that schoolroom — in a flimsy building with muddy floors — much more than a name hung in the balance.
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By halftime, though, it was tied, and the result hung in the balance as time ticked away in regulation.
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As the ship waited for further instructions from government officials, 2,422 passengers and 1,111 crew members hung in the balance.
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His career hung in the balance for a while last summer, so he is grateful for another chance to race.
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The credit's existence hung in the balance as the House and Senate each championed their own versions of the tax bill.
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Its existence hung in the balance as the House and Senate each lobbed their version of the bill to the other chamber.
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The tournament hung in the balance for Xander Schauffele, who remained patient and did not try to control what he could not.
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Then they grew tense as Kershaw lost a heavyweight battle with Washington Nationals outfielder Bryce Harper as the game hung in the balance.
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Red Sox 228, Yankees 22018 The outcome of Sunday's game still hung in the balance when Clint Frazier's adventures in fielding re-emerged.
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And the female instructor comes over to him with watery eyes to give him a hug, clearly understanding all that hung in the balance.
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The two states' races for governor and Florida's Senate race hung in the balance, and the stress was palpable for politicians and voters alike.
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It was a momentous vote for the United Methodist Church, as the future of the country's second-largest Protestant church hung in the balance.
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"There was a week when everything hung in the balance and it could have been curtains, time to say goodbye," the father-of-six said.
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SAINT-GERVAIS-LES-BAINS, France (Reuters) - In a split second, Chris Froome's hopes of claiming a third Tour de France title hung in the balance.
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"There was a week when everything hung in the balance and it could have been curtains, time to say goodbye," the father of six said.
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The fate of the transaction had hung in the balance for months as Justice Department antitrust chief Makan Delrahim deliberated on whether to block it.
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The life of President Kennedy's youngest brother, who was still recovering from the shock of JFK's assassination eight months earlier, now hung in the balance.
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And that's why I want to show you this moment, from 1920, in the Tennessee House chamber, when the 19th Amendment hung in the balance.
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The action was top notch, the fates of many main characters hung in the balance, and the last minute save couldn't have been timed any better.
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As Gordhan's future hung in the balance, more volatile trading in the rand currency underlined his reputation as an emblem of South Africa's stability among investors.
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The future of Opel's Eisenach factory in Germany hung in the balance on Monday after shop stewards rejected wage concessions demanded by Opel owner PSA Group.
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A black woman broke under the pressure of representing her ethnicity, a black man's reputation hung in the balance and there have been accusations of racism.
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Yet, as the bill hung in the balance on Tuesday, both Mr. Lew and Puerto Rico's governor, Alejandro García Padilla, lobbied senators to urge their support.
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It was a dangerous ball and the game hung in the balance as Andrew Benintendi, Boston's left fielder, sprinted forward for the all-or-nothing play.
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As ratification hung in the balance, two factions emerged: Federalists, who supported the Constitution and a strong central government, and anti-Federalists, who supported strong state governments.
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As sectarian violence exploded and one of the greatest migrations in history unfolded at India's borders, the fate of more than 500 princely states hung in the balance.
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Ron Johnson of Wisconsin got into what appeared to be an intense conversation with Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell for several minutes while the motion hung in the balance.
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The OPEC deal had hung in the balance on concerns that Iran, whose crude exports have been depleted by U.S. sanctions, would receive no exemption and block the agreement.
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The Cold War lasted for almost a half-century (1946-1991), and for most of that time the fate of the world hung in the balance every single moment.
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FRANKFURT (Reuters) - The future of Opel's Eisenach factory in Germany hung in the balance on Monday after shop stewards rejected wage concessions demanded by Opel owner PSA Group (PEUP.
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Yes, Kevin Love had the game of his life when the Cleveland Cavaliers' season hung in the balance, but a lot of crazy stuff happened before we got there.
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That is unchanged from the August survey, but higher than 245,2500 predicted in May, when a radical overhaul of Brazil's costly social security system still hung in the balance.
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While Mr. Ghosn sits in jail, the fate of Nissan and its partners in a vast global alliance — Renault of France and Mitsubishi of Japan — has hung in the balance.
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While the U.S. watched the presidential election unfold Tuesday, the fate of one group of Americans literally hung in the balance: federal prisoners serving lengthy mandatory sentences for minor crimes.
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The future of Britain's exit from the European Union hung in the balance as lawmakers prepared to vote on the deal after May won last-minute assurances from the European Union.
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GENEVA (Reuters) - U.N.-mediated Yemen peace talks hung in the balance as the government delegation warned that it would leave on Friday if representatives of the Houthi movement had not shown up.
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As Americans continue the struggle to defend justice and equality in our tumultuous and divisive era, we need to know what Grant did when our country's very existence hung in the balance.
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At times it seemed he was taking on Federer and crowd but when he reeled off five consecutive games to extend the champion into a deciding set, the match hung in the balance.
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BUCHAREST (Reuters) - The fate of Romania's government hung in the balance on Thursday with Prime Minister Sorin Grindeanu refusing to resign in a political crisis that threatens to undermine a sweeping tax overhaul.
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In that election, the winner of the White House hung in the balance for weeks before the U.S. Supreme Court stopped the counting and Republican George W. Bush triumphed over Democrat Al Gore.
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The post-traumatic journalistic stress induced by the Florida recount — when the outcome hung in the balance for 36 days — accounted, four years later, for one of my more memorable election night moments.
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This decision, seemingly a blow against patriotism, came at a time when patriotism was at its zenith, as the second great war raged and the fate of civilization itself hung in the balance.
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The outcome of Friday's meeting had hung in the balance because the bank's biggest shareholder, the Malacalza family of steel billionaires, had not made clear if they would seek to block the measures.
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But the larger question of whether the country is ready to legalize queer sex hung in the balance with a degree of uncertainty as the nation prepared for the controversial film to hit theaters.
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Part 1: After World War II, when Akihito was a 12-year-old crown prince, international pressure was mounting to prosecute Japan's royal family, and the fate of the monarchy hung in the balance.
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That McDaniel was willing to brazenly hit up Manchester for half a million bucks while his ambassadorial nomination hung in the balance indicates that for her committee, the ends continue to justify the means.
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SAO PAULO (Reuters) - Brazil's central bank cut interest rates to an all-time low on Wednesday and hinted at another, smaller reduction in February, but urged caution as major fiscal reforms hung in the balance.
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Washington (CNN)When Hurricane Maria barreled across Puerto Rico, devastating buildings with wind and flooding and wiping out the power infrastructure, the safety and livelihood of more than 210.1 million Americans hung in the balance.
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Second-place Tottenham's hopes for contention hung in the balance today, as Leicester earned three glorious points against Sunderland, putting Spurs a whopping 10 points behind the Foxes with five games left on the season.
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The parallels: Obama and Trump both visited China in November of their first years in office as a part of larger multi-country swings through Asia as major legislative packages hung in the balance back home.
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It was very much a hockey Game 7, which is to say it was completely bonkers and both teams continued to tear up and down the ice like the fate of humanity hung in the balance.
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While Ms. Rousseff's ouster inspired street demonstrations on both sides of the issue, the prevailing mood among Brazilians as Mr. Temer's fate hung in the balance in recent weeks was one of resignation rather than outrage.
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Public rage at the President's actions started to grow louder -- from outcries of concern when the future of Dreamers hung in the balance to condemnation of the White House policy of separating children from asylum-seeking parents.
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However, a deal to smooth Britain's departure from the EU hung in the balance after diplomats indicated the bloc wanted more concessions from British Prime Minister Boris Johnson and said a full agreement was unlikely this week.
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Britain's exit from the European Union hung in the balance on Tuesday after Prime Minister Theresa May's newly won assurances on her Brexit divorce deal failed to win over the main Brexit faction in her Conservative Party.
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The United States, responsible for a crisis largely of its making and driven by a president whose legacy hung in the balance, committed the full force of its might and diplomacy to resolving the city's sectarian bloodletting.
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In a Foreign Affairs article, Feaver wrote: The messiness of the process raises real doubts about how this team would handle a genuine national security crisis where lives hung in the balance depending on time-sensitive decisions.
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KABUL, Afghanistan — As the fate of Helmand Province hung in the balance last month during a withering Taliban offensive, the province's deputy governor, Mohammad Jan Rasoolyar, found his urgent pleas for help from the central government going unheeded.
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The president of the United States used the full power of his office to solicit intervention from a foreign government in securing dirt against his political rival, while millions of dollars in foreign aid hung in the balance.
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When darkness finally enveloped the grounds, a few matches hung in the balance, including a surprisingly tense affair between No. 2-seeded Andy Murray and the 37-year-old qualifier Radek Stepanek, which was called in the fourth set.
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The future of Opel's Eisenach factory in Germany hung in the balance on Monday after shop stewards rejected wage concessions demanded by PSA in exchange for a commitment to invest in a production line for a new model there.
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As Selina's fate hung in the balance, she was forced to watch every senator and staffer she had intimidated, manipulated, and then forgotten in her bid for the presidency remember the promises she had made to them and then reneged on.
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LONDON — The fate of thousands of workers hung in the balance on Wednesday after the collapse of Carillion, a major construction and services company that has a vast network of subcontractors and reaches deep into many facets of British life.
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The movie, directed by Joe Wright, chronicles the defining 28 days in 1940 when Churchill was made prime minister and finally convinced Britain to stay the course and fight Hitler — when the fate of the world hung in the balance.
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The fate of the 24-nation, month-long showpiece due to start in June had hung in the balance ever since Europe's domestic leagues shut down in the wake of the sweeping health crisis, which has killed around 22022,22020 people worldwide.
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The country's investment grade credit rating has hung in the balance, with only Moody's keeping it above junk, unemployment is at a decade high of some 30 percent, and ailing state companies have bled billions of rand from the treasury.
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The fate of iconic Alphabet Network series like Grey's Anatomy, then-imminently ending Scandal, and How To Get Away With Murder hung in the balance until everyone involved confirmed the new Netflix agreement wouldn't influence the lifespans of the superproducer's network staples.
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The OPEC deal had hung in the balance for two days - first on fears that Russia would cut too little, and later on concerns that Iran, whose crude exports have been depleted by U.S. sanctions, would receive no exemption and block the agreement.
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Britain's exit from the European Union hung in the balance on Tuesday after Attorney General Geoffrey Cox said last-minute legally binding assurances won by Prime Minister Theresa May to her divorce deal left the legal risk over the Irish backstop unchanged.
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STRASBOURG, April 13 (Reuters) - The European Union is ready to take further action if necessary to counter steel dumping by China, European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker said on Wednesday, as 10,000 jobs hung in the balance in the sector in Britain.
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The fate of Huawei has hung in the balance for many months, as the Trump administration has deliberated over how to treat a company many American officials consider a national security risk, but the Chinese government views as central to its technology ambitions.
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Even as the ride-hailing company's board grappled with internal divisions and a major investment hung in the balance, the company's new chief executive, Dara Khosrowshahi, flew to the British capital, its biggest European market, to hold talks with the city's transport chief on Tuesday.
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Now that Tesla has moved beyond some of the biggest challenges of Model 3 production — a time when the company's existence hung in the balance — the Silicon Valley automaker finally has some breathing room to focus its attention back on this massive facility in the Nevada desert.
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The future of the Veneto banks had hung in the balance over the past two years since the ECB uncovered a capital hole caused by a spike in bad loans and a mis-selling scandal whereby the banks' customers were sold shares in exchange for loans.
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He was not widely regarded as the best or most dangerous player in any one season, but he was hypercompetitive and when an important game hung in the balance, Jeter so often produced the hit, the throw or the catch that led directly to a Yankees win.
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With the dressing-room a viper's nest, the club's coffers empty and all its star names – Georginio Wijnaldum and Leroy Fer among them – hawked in a summer firesale, Koeman looked to be glugging from a poisoned chalices at a time when his own career hung in the balance.
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The fates of 2144 desperate migrants rescued while crossing the Mediterranean hung in the balance Friday, after Italy's far-right interior minister, Matteo Salvini, vowed their ship would not be allowed to dock in his country's ports — and should be sent back to a literal war zone instead.
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The fates of 276 desperate migrants rescued while crossing the Mediterranean hung in the balance Friday, after Italy's far-right interior minister, Matteo Salvini, vowed their ship would not be allowed to dock in his country's ports — and should be sent back to a literal war zone instead.
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The accusations and lawsuits in the political battleground of Florida conjured memories of the state's 2000 presidential recount, when the winner of the White House hung in the balance for weeks before the U.S. Supreme Court stopped the counting and Republican George W. Bush triumphed over Democrat Al Gore.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Brexit hung in the balance on Monday as Prime Minister Theresa May tried to coax the Labour Party into agreeing a divorce deal with a better chance of passage by parliament, ahead of a crisis EU summit where she will try to delay the April 12 departure.
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Trump's recall of Yovanovitch has been a focal point in Democrats' ongoing impeachment inquiry, which is largely centered around the president's July 25 conversation with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky, during which Trump called for a Biden probe while hundreds of millions of dollars in U.S. aid hung in the balance.
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Winning is easy, governing is harder The high-stakes meeting of Republicans Thursday night, including dueling factions of Freedom Caucus conservatives and Tuesday Group moderates, followed days of intense political intrigue as the bill's fate hung in the balance, and came after repeated changes to the legislation designed to win over holdouts.
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The deal is the Islamic republic's first with a European oil company in more than a decade, marking a major milestone for a country whose standing as an international trade partner has hung in the balance ever since it was slapped with sanctions in 2006 amid concerns that it was developing nuclear weapons.
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The fate of the Senate legislation to overhaul Obamacare hung in the balance Wednesday: Intra-party divisions remained, policy questions were outstanding and GOP senators had just days left to find a solution before Majority Leader Mitch McConnell was expected to bring a bill to the floor for a first procedural vote next week.
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The drama, which has included dueling lawsuits and unsubstantiated allegations of electoral fraud, has evoked memories of the state's 2000 presidential vote recount where the winner of the White House hung in the balance for weeks before the U.S. Supreme Court stopped the counting and Republican George W. Bush triumphed over Democrat Al Gore.
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Adding to the tense atmosphere as the measure hung in the balance, senators learned that one of their own — Senator Rand Paul, Republican of Kentucky — had tested positive for Covid-19 after going about his Senate business in proximity to his colleagues, even sneaking into the senators-only gym to swim laps in the pool.
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As what would become one of the most controversial deals of Mayor Bill de Blasio's administration — the removal of deed restrictions on a Lower East Side nursing home — hung in the balance, the health care workers union, 22014 S.E.I.U., sought to exert its influence through a series of emails and text messages to the mayor's top officials.
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The full record provides a vivid picture of how jailhouse informants are used, showing which benefits Skalnik was afforded, which crimes he eluded punishment for and, most clearly, how the state attorney's office put this witness, who was dubbed "a con man extraordinaire," in the words of one warrant for his arrest, on the stand in cases where defendants' lives hung in the balance.
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Susan CollinsSusan Margaret CollinsCook Political Report moves Susan Collins Senate race to 'toss up' The Hill's Morning Report — Trump and the new Israel-'squad' controversy Trump crosses new line with Omar, Tlaib, Israel move MORE (R-Maine) took the Senate floor Friday afternoon, the fate of then-judge Brett KavanaughBrett Michael KavanaughThe exhaustion of Democrats' anti-Trump delusions Lewandowski on potential NH Senate run: If I run, 'I'm going to win' Cook Political Report moves Susan Collins Senate race to 'toss up' MORE, now a Supreme Court justice, hung in the balance.
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