Still, let's not be too quick to sound the death knell.
|
|
It's most recent setback may sound the death knell for Faraday Future.
|
|
Any forthcoming by-election in a Tory-held seat could sound the death-knell.
|
|
It was not immediately clear whether this decision would sound the death knell for the Swiss campaign.
|
|
At first blush, Amazon's Whole Foods acquisition might appear to sound the death knell for food tech entrepreneurship.
|
|
When governments fail to provide essential services, they sound the death knell for the communities they purport to serve.
|
|
In any normal election year, a pitched revolt from one's own party would sound the death knell—2016 is anything but.
|
|
China's role as the world's workshop is starting to fade, but surprisingly this may not sound the death knell for mainland manufacturing.
|
|
The Taliban's anticipated rise could "sound the death knell for the government of Ashraf Ghani and also Indian influence there," he warned.
|
|
The continuing issues with the phones, which compete with Apple's iPhone 7, have led some to sound the death knell for the product.
|
|
Indian environmentalist Richard Mahapatra fears private players could sound the death knell for Earth's "final frontier", which he said has been explored only 0.0001 percent.
|
|
Is the proposal a necessary means of quelling the country's many crises, or a power grab that would sound the death knell for Turkish democracy?
|
|
Annexation of part of the West Bank will sound the death knell of the two-state solution, and it may well ignite a third Palestinian intifada.
|
|
With the coronavirus outbreak already expected to leave a "devastating" legacy, "let's ensure it doesn't also sound the death knell for Indonesia's remaining forests", Mowat said.
|
|
Requiring Aetna customers to use CVS pharmacies could also sound the death knell for independent pharmacies and cause drug prices to rise, particularly in underserved communities.
|
|
Failure to fix Dublin could sound the death knell for check-free travel and easy cross-border business across Europe — the two crowning achievements of the bloc.
|
|
"The stated goal of Defense Distributed is to sound the death knell for gun control," David Cabello, a lawyer for the Brady Center, told Pitman during the hearing.
|
|
Such a downturn could also sound the death knell of the Belt and Road Initiative, because Xi may run out of resources to continue financing so many lossmaking investments.
|
|
All things being equal, that development will sound the death knell for taxis; expect cabs' share of the business market to diminish to almost nothing in the coming years.
|
|
Yet, his struggles with African Americans and suburban women — groups expected to turn out in large numbers, especially in populous southeastern Michigan — could sound the death knell for him.
|
|
They say that granting enormous new executive powers to the presidency, when the current office holder has already shown authoritarian tendencies, just might sound the death knell for Turkish democracy.
|
|
"Given the prices quoted, the costs of the business, advertising bans in certain key countries, for some marginal players this (change in regulation) will sound the death-knell," said David Woolcock, .
|
|
For more than a year, observers have decided that the thawing relations between Cuba, the US, and the rest of the world will sound the death knell for the island's radical experiment.
|
|
" A Florida representative said that Gardella's suit "could well sound the death knell for the sport that has kindled the fires of ambition in the breasts of so many thousands of young Americans.
|
|
LONDON (Reuters) - President Donald Trump's review of post-crisis banking rules could sound the death knell for new global standards now being finalized and rip apart a common approach to regulating international lenders, bankers and regulators said.
|
|
The suicide of a local teenager, allegedly due to his inability to afford expensive clothes and thus fit in, capped off a round-robin of negative press and publicity that seemed to sound the death-knell of skothane.
|
|
Volvo Cars on Wednesday became the first mainstream automaker to sound the death knell of the internal combustion engine, saying that all the models it introduces starting in 2019 will be either hybrids or powered solely by batteries.
|
|
Polls suggest the far-right could increase its share but probably not enough to sound the death knell of the EU. It seems improbable that either camp, for or against closer integration in Europe, can land a knockout blow.
|
|
U.S. President Donald Trump last week ordered reviews of major banking rules that were put in place after the 2008 financial crisis, which could sound the death knell for new global standards now being finalised, bankers and regulators said.
|
|
Polls suggest the far right could increase its share but probably not enough to sound the death knell of the EU. It seems improbable that either camp, for or against closer integration in Europe, can land a knockout blow.
|
|
Polls suggest the far right could increase its share but probably not by enough to sound the death knell of the EU. It seems improbable that either camp, for or against closer integration in Europe, can land a knockout blow.
|
|
Above all, did his decision in August 2013 not to uphold with force his "red line" on the Syrian regime's use of chemical weapons sound the death knell of American credibility, consolidate President Bashar al-Assad and empower President Putin?
|
|
Though Hun Sen appears to have dynastic ambitions on his mind, and is expected to promote his three sons to higher political offices following his certain victory this Sunday, it's not necessarily time to sound the death knell on Cambodia's democratic ambitions.
|
|
The objection to any of these options in Ramallah — beyond the blow to the Palestinian Authority's budget — is that they would deepen the separation of the West Bank and the Gaza Strip and sound the death knell for the Palestinian national movement.
|
|
Trump is pushing back against the idea that a tariff ceasefire with China is in the bag, Japan is expressing grave concern over global trade spats, and Russia's President Vladimir Putin even used a Financial Times interview to sound the death knell for liberalism.
|
|
The third-quarter fundraising hauls are likely to be viewed as a sign of which candidates have the resources to scale up their campaigns ahead of a critical period in the primary contest, and some Democrats worry that a disappointing finish to the quarter could sound the death knell for some campaigns.
|
|
The Jazz Singer was attracting much bigger audiences than Surrender and, as it was ushering in voice-on-film, would soon sound the death knell for Mosjoukine's career as a silent film star, as his heavy Russian accent eventually dealt a crippling blow to his hopes of continuing in talkies.
|
|
He also cracked jokes and impersonated entertainers, including Johnnie Ray, Frankie Laine, Mario Lanza and Billy Daniels."Memory Lane", pp. 22–23 He recorded two number one hits, "Christmas Alphabet" and "Finger of Suspicion". His first chart-topper came only two months after his marriage to Elizabeth Flynn at Caxton Hall, which caused scenes of hysteria and was widely expected to sound the death knell to his career.
|
|
In the meantime, it appeared that his family's ambitions had come to naught. His brother Angelo had stood for election as Doge in 1646, but lost out to Francesco Molin. Angelo's death in 1657 appeared to sound the death knell for the family's ambitions: Domenico Contarini was over seventy years old, while his son, Giulio, was still too young to achieve high political office. It appeared that the work of a generation had been lost.
|
|
After some significant struggle, Batra predicts a "swift and stunning" revival of American ideals based on true democratic principles that will quickly spread around the world: > The United States does not export much, but it does export ideas, which > today mainly emit hedonism and materialism. A new standard exalting martial > qualities and magnanimity will soon replace the currently dominant American > ethos. It will also sound the death knell for tricklism which is creating > poverty around the world. America's revolutionary ideas will quickly > captivate the globe; they will spread like wildfire and eradicate poverty > within a generation.
|
|
The Glen, in spite of losing the final to the same opposition the previous year, were installed as the favourites, and benefited from a light breeze in the first half. Two early points from Glen Rovers in the second half put St. Finbarr's under severe pressure. After being switched to full-forward, Christy Ryan scored a goal in the 47th-minute which appeared to sound the death knell for the Glen. 20 seconds later, the sliotar fell to Paddy Ring who brought the Glen right back into the match with a goal of his own. A couple of Bertie O'Brien points restored confidence to the Barr's, who ended up retaining the title after a 1-12 to 1-09 win.
|
|