" Days later, he said it was "not in the cards.
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But it was just not in the cards for us.
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"It's not in the cards at all for now," he says.
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It's fun to talk about, but it's not in the cards.
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Simply repealing everything and not replacing is not in the cards.
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After watching that video, feeling "fine" is not in the cards.
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Voluntarily releasing at this point is just not in the cards.
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Gratitude and appreciation to D.C. Democrats was not in the cards.
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I said, well Mr. President, it's just not in the cards.
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Both Obamas have said multiple times that it's not in the cards.
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Postmates gift card Sometimes cooking dinner is just not in the cards.
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A marathon session playing Call of Duty is not in the cards.
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I got desensitized pretty quickly, but preparedness was definitely not in the cards.
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But with my work schedule, this time it was not in the cards.
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That kind of appreciation is not in the cards anymore, I don't think.
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An IPO seems not in the cards any time soon, given its revenue situation.
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A new global Cold War, however, is not in the cards any time soon.
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U.S. equities are priced for a global expansion that is not in the cards.
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That's all I am looking for, not a tsunami — that's not in the cards.
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However, he contends a spontaneous regeneration of animal spirits is not in the cards.
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If I can't, then it's not in the cards, and I won't get it.
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Paddling really puts strain on my neck, so it's not in the cards for me.
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Though maybe a whole day of smoke-roasting is not in the cards for you?
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Still, the standoff was not in the cards as recently as a week ago, Kilduff said.
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But having a plan to evacuate a city of this size, probably not in the cards.
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I have other ideas for you, of course, if meatballs and duck are not in the cards.
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The figures appear to show the economy is turning around, and that recession is not in the cards.
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And it appears that any talks between the two nations is not in the cards, at the moment.
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Cox Automotive analyst Michelle Krebs tells Reuters: A"win in the Deep South is not in the cards."
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Mr. Cruz has actually renounced his Canadian citizenship, so such a career move is not in the cards.
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He would love to own a Tesla, he said, "but for 35 grand, it's not in the cards."
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Although Reagan didn't publicly criticize Volcker, he made it clear a third term was not in the cards.
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Even if that's not in the cards, we can probably all agree that Lohan needs the Catfish treatment, stat.
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Gwen eventually earned an associate's degree as a medical lab technician, but "working was not in the cards," Tom says.
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Andy explained why it's not in the cards, and then made a hard pitch for his good friend Anderson Cooper.
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Still, Chyna said Wednesday that a reconciliation is not in the cards, though she does hope to be married one day.
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We'd been told it was just not in the cards, and I'm staring at this answer to many, many, many prayers.
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"It's definitely not in the cards right now because I feel like I'd miss out on Miles," she shares to PEOPLE.
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Since a book or film is not in the cards, blindly groping for succor in your boredom can be a danger.
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Officials at the central bank say that's not in the cards — at least, not yet, Nick Timiraos of the WSJ reports.
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And given the Trump administration's general aversion to regulations and taxes, a sweeping public toll is probably not in the cards.
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Mr. Bossert, they said, aspired to a broader portfolio — even that of national security adviser — which was not in the cards.
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Bottom line: Sweeping gun restrictions -- at this point, any gun restrictions -- are not in the cards in the Republican-led Congress.
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Last year, it was confirmed once and for all that a third Sex and the City movie was not in the cards.
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I was following advice that was designed to make me blindly accept that good fortune was not in the cards for me.
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I would love to try to go to a sex therapist one day, but that's not in the cards right now, financially.
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Trump will deal with Pelosi and Democrats but, if that is not in the cards, he will fight them tooth and nail.
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"Perhaps it's not in the cards for you now while you're working, but in retirement moving might be an option," Huddleston said.
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"It's completely not in the cards that CHIME could use any part of its budget to buy its own frequency," Halpern said.
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In 28503, I said that widespread transmission of Ebola in the United States was not in the cards — and it didn't occur.
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Buffett told us he wouldn't rule out owning an airline outright, although he says that's not in the cards at this point.
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Ukraine's right eventually to join the European Union should be acknowledged, while reassuring Russia that NATO membership is not in the cards.
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But if it became clear it's not in the cards right now, then he can just say, 'Sorry, I can't swing it.
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And why, exactly, is it so terribly important for young girls to do so even if playing professionally is not in the cards?
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While the postseason is not in the cards for the Jets, Stafford said the club won't just sleepwalk through the final eight games.
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This BLT recipe is for those days when spending an hour and a half in the kitchen is just not in the cards.
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But sadly I'm in that life phase of paying for babysitters and preschool and Brooklyn rent, and it's just not in the cards.
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I wish I could afford an unlimited membership ($160 per month, are you kidding me?) but that is NOT in the cards right now.
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That's not to say that the show couldn't eventually join them, but it seems like that's just not in the cards at the moment.
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Having raised $350 million at a $4.3 billion valuation this year alone, an initial public offering is probably not in the cards just yet.
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But, I've been out of ... It's like Sinatra not being able to go into the joints and - Momofuku is not in the cards today.
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Clarifying that NATO membership is not in the cards would trigger needed consideration of alternative strategic options and may well encourage Russia to back off.
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Eradicating ISIS and other jihadi groups would require a Middle East that is stable, inclusive and reasonably well governed, something that's just not in the cards.
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Though the long rumored Surface Phone (including that dual-screen device render that's been floating around) is most likely not in the cards this time out.
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Fortunately, if that's not in the cards for you, you can still get each product individually, though you may have to go for the regular-sized version.
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The head of Bank of America&aposs massive wealth management business said on Wednesday that buying a robo-adviser was not in the cards for the unit.
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Those deeply invested in the franchise will likely find bits to like, but in terms of fashioning a memorable live-action version, alas, that's not in the cards.
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While we always thought there might be a chance for him to rule over King's Landing and all of Westeros, that's not in the cards for him anymore.
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The wholesale rejection of Mr. Trump that has been confidently predicted since the Women's March that took place the day after his inauguration is not in the cards.
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"I'm honestly thinking about buying a crop top, which I gotta say was not in the cards for me before," Annie announces before jumping feet first into the pool.
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They ask me about FWB, and I explain again that he and I are in on the same page and both know that a relationship is not in the cards.
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Scottie and Larsa Pippen had a fun-filled, two-day family vacation with their four children last week, but a reconciliation is not in the cards, a source tells PEOPLE.
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If a trip to Bama is not in the cards, there are other options: A new study found that an hour of running may add seven hours to your life.
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White House officials believe the President has the backing of Republican allies in Congress and that impeachment is not in the cards, according to the people briefed on the legal discussions.
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People briefed on the legal discussions also revealed that White House officials believe the President has the backing of Republican allies in Congress and that impeachment is not in the cards.
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Should you decide that making mezzalune is not in the cards, cut your fresh egg pasta into wide or narrow ribbons, and toss them with the simmered peas, ricotta and mushrooms.
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Musk said at a Tesla shareholder meeting in 2018 that a motorcycle was not in the cards, and also floated the idea of doing an e-bike instead that same year.
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The Trump administration may be envisioning a 3 percent to 3.5 percent economic growth rate, but that is just "not in the cards," former Labor Secretary Robert Reich told CNBC on Tuesday.
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From the moment she thought she might be pregnant... she just knew that in this point in her life it was just not in the cards for her to be a teenage mom.
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That said, there are moments when it's not all about that and most often, as in the case of the Hahners, it's also because that's not in the cards at a given event.
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Khloe Kardashian says as devastating as her divorce to Lamar Odom was ... she'd absolutely get hitched again ... but that requires a date or 2, and at least for now that's not in the cards.
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But even if a permanent Olympic venue is not in the cards, it is time for a more open and inclusive conversation about how future Games will be managed -- before another host city is selected.
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He originally claimed that EMotion would launch with the industry's first graphene battery, which could reduce charge times while extending a vehicle's range — but that's not in the cards, at least for the time being.
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"Are you the most anxious now that you've ever been?" she asks her competition — but a heartfelt answer from Lauren is not in the cards, nor is any conceivable way to make this less uncomfortable.
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Even if Dry January is not in the cards this time around, there's always a chance to try out the alcohol-free lifestyle later — no guarantees that the news cycle will be any easier, though.
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Passing a constitutional amendment abolishing the Electoral College is probably not in the cards anytime soon and certainly not in time to deal with the volatile Donald Trump, who already sits in the presidential chair.
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Volatile financial markets and softer economic data has led Goldman Sachs to trim its expectations for growth in 2019, the bank said on Saturday, but cautioned that a full-blown recession was not in the cards.
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Senator Bill Nelson of Florida, the top Democrat on the Commerce Committee, which oversees the agency, said a vote on Mr. Myers was not in the cards before Congress leaves at the end of the year.
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"It all kind of dawned on me that it's not in the cards," said Teixeira, who admitted on Wednesday, after his first right-handed home run in more than a year, that his bat speed was slipping.
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But if that's not in the cards, try moving your kid's bedtime up an hour so each evening from 8 PM to 10 PM you can focus on your work while still having a bit of energy.
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As tantalizing as Gauff and Williams's stories were, and as feel-good as Grigor Dimitrov, Gael Monfils, and Townsend's moments of resurgence were, happy endings were not in the cards for any of those players this year.
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However, given that Hermès scarves are not in the cards for most of us, I also wanted to pass on another solution, which may be the best one, though it does require a bit of work (and organization).
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But what could have been two of the biggest topics of conversation - oil prices and OPEC output levels - were not in the cards, as such a broad conversation would run afoul of U.S. antitrust rules against price-fixing.
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On the flipside, if Roche's investigational MS drug Ocrevus wins U.S. regulators' approval — possibly as early as next month — pricing it flexibly for patients with different forms of the highly variable neurological disease is not in the cards.
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" • "Analysts said that the current tendency in the markets to see the glass as half-full reflects widespread relief among investors that a recession and a sharp slump in earnings are not in the cards any time soon.
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Analysts said that the current tendency in the markets to see the glass as half-full reflects widespread relief among investors that a recession and a sharp slump in earnings are not in the cards any time soon.
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Even if Mars colonization is not in the cards, the Starship craft is planned to be fully reusable and thus reduce the cost of launches below that of SpaceX's partially reusable Falcon 9 and Falcon Heavy rockets, TechCrunch wrote.
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"I admire Dr. Carson very much, I agree with his policy stances, he's a very intelligent, bright man, but it's not in the cards that he's going to be the nominee of our party in 2016," Pimm told CNN.
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The Chinese yuan on Friday also fell to its lowest versus the dollar in more than five months, though it has remained firm against a basket of trading partners' currencies, and a sharp depreciation is not in the cards.
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But that was not in the cards, as President Trump wants out and is quite willing to leave it up to Turkey, Russia, Iran and Syrian dictator Bashar al Assad to work out things or have an ongoing conflict.
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With the Republican majority in the Senate and a filibuster not in the cards, he will need only convince a select group of moderates that he will be moderately objective, moderately receptive to liberal views and moderately loyal to precedent.
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The pick marked a 180-degree turn from the White House's earlier attempts to install a seasoned Republican strategist in the communications director post and was a tacit acknowledgment that wooing such a candidate was likely not in the cards.
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Oh man, I love you guys but Dancing With the Stars is not in the cards for me, as I'm afraid there is no such thing as a multicolored floral ballroom gown with relaxed 3/4 sleeves and a non-fitted waist.
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Administration sources have cautioned that no final decision has been made, but the leaking of these deliberations has startled many in the U.S. business and pro-trade communities, who were under the impression that KORUS withdrawal was not in the cards for 2017.
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But if a unicorn is not in the cards, the decision of where to drive your company is much more likely to remain in your hands, and the return you'll get is more likely to be something with which you'll be happy.
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I don&apost think Kim Jong Un -- I think he has met his match here and I think the President will have a successful summit, or if it is not in the cards, he is going to tell Kim-Jong un to go pound sand.
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Valve, which makes the Steam store and SteamVR platform for the HTC Vive and others, is notably not a member of this collective so any hopes of a unified standard (like its OpenVR platform) emerging from this collective is likely not in the cards.
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With China's factories closed or operating below capacity, cancelled flights, slowdowns at ports, weakened consumption and inability of many workers to travel to their worksites, buying tens of billions of dollars of U.S. goods and services in 2020 is just not in the cards.
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The pick marked a 180-degree turn from the White House's earlier attempts to install a seasoned Republican strategist in the communications director post and was a tacit acknowledgment that wooing such a candidate was likely not in the cards, and, perhaps, simply foolhardy.
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She soon realized that not only was the NHL not an option for her but simply making a living as a female hockey player was also not in the cards, and she cannot stand the thought of other girls going through that same heartbreak.
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Sure, if we ever bring back material from another world like the moon or Mars, the planetary protection officer will need to think about some kind of game plan for if alien microbes did stow away back to Earth, but that's not in the cards right now.
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An IPO is definitely "not in the cards" for 2016, says Schmitt, though it's worth noting that with App Annie's new funding, it has also appointed NetSuite CEO Zach Nelson — who has overseen Netsuite's rise from a startup through a successful IPO in 2007 — to its board of directors.
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After every trip, I vow to become one of those "carry on" people — you know the ones who can go on a two-week European adventure with a suitcase that seemingly wouldn't fit more than one pair of shoes — but it's just not in the cards for me.
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Bill Maher has been worrying out loud for a year that Donald Trump might declare Martial Law and not willingly leave The White House when his time is up, and although Martial Law probably is not in the cards, Trump could make a play to delay the election and -- it could work.
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But of course that's not in the cards for Bridget, especially once an epic screw-up at work — motivated by Bridget's romantic troubles, naturally — leaves her out of work and, at one point, literally sobbing in the street, just waiting to be rescued by one of the two handsome, wealthy men who are dying to save her.
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Each of these areas "is so economically tied to the region around it that the full independence is really not in the cards, and the markets are basically discounting all of this posturing that's going on in the world because the economics of the deals are just too important to be able to fracture," he said.
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