It's yet another nail in the coffin for Windows Phone.
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"This is another nail in the coffin, the privacy judgment," he said.
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Trump's embassy decision was thus another nail in the coffin of liberal Zionism.
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However, it is unquestionably yet another nail in the coffin of higher education.
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Juul is, in many ways, another nail in the coffin of DIY vape ethos.
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It's another nail in the coffin for active investing ... not dead yet, but clearly flailing.
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It's "another nail in the coffin of the American Dream," he says at one point.
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Do you think of this deals as another nail in the coffin of the traditional conglomerate?
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"[E]very tweet he sends out it's another nail in the coffin of that idea," he said.
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In another nail in the coffin of those feud rumors, Kate Middleton recently gushed about Meghan Markle's pregnancy.
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Clinton should do this first, to clear the decks and drive another nail in the coffin of Trumpism.
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Stripe's announcement is another nail in the coffin for Bitcoin as a means of, ya know, paying for goods.
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"Negative interest rates have been another nail in the coffin," said Claus Vistesen, chief eurozone economist at Pantheon Macroeconomics.
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Whatever the motivation, shutting local schools is certain to put another nail in the coffin of neighborhoods like Englewood.
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Amnesty International said the bill is "another nail in the coffin for sexual rights in Egypt" and should be scrapped.
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Following the fruitless WTO meeting, the U.S. tax overhaul could now be another nail in the coffin of free trade.
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"The market has a tendency to overreact, but it looks like another nail in the coffin (for the bill)," Innes said.
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Academics see the change as yet another nail in the coffin for an education sector that was once free from commercial interests.
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So the fight should be dauntless and carried out worldwide before these evil forces put another nail in the coffin of our freedom.
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And it's another nail in the coffin of the tired misconception that women who terminate their pregnancies are psychologically damaged by the experience.
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Charles M. Blow Hillary Clinton's commanding victory in New York on Tuesday put yet another nail in the coffin of Bernie Sanders's candidacy.
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Every Vegas victory has been another nail in the coffin in how teams will evaluate talent and how owners will evaluate general managers.
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"It's another nail in the coffin that they're constructing themselves with regard to their desire to advance the peace process," Mr. Kurtzer said.
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The relegation of General Electric from the Dow Jones industrial average last year seemed like another nail in the coffin of the industrial conglomerate.
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Added to the constant degradation of the ABC and its superior reporting, it hammers another nail in the coffin of impartial journalism in Australia.
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"This is another nail in the coffin of religious freedom and tolerance in Indonesia because of institutionalized discrimination," said Andreas Harsono of Human Rights Watch.
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"Every single revelation like this has to be another nail in the coffin of credibility," said University of Texas law professor and CNN analyst Stephen Vladeck.
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Another nail in the coffin came when Bindrim renamed his technique "aqua-energetics" in the 1970s in an attempt to downplay the nude aspect of it.
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Another nail in the coffin for a flimsy anti climate-science argument—now let's get on to the real business of pulling ourselves out of this mess.
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New research puts another nail in the coffin of the health myth that won't die and helps explain the mechanism by which the body regulates water intake.
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Microsoft put another nail in the coffin of codes by branding players found guilty of using external tools with a CHEATER label, a scarlet letter that taints their Gamerscore.
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"This is another nail in the coffin of Boris Johnson's self-serving legacy at a huge cost to the taxpayer," former Liberal Democrat MP for Bermondsey, Simon Hughes, said.
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Bret: His desire to start another trade war with Europe, this time over cars, is a threat to global growth and another nail in the coffin of trans-Atlantic unity.
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"It's not only the loss of Cas, which is huge for the guys — but especially for Dean, it's another nail in the coffin about the loss of hope," agrees Ross-Leming.
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Yet Trump's public support for Erdogan is a serious thing: It's another nail in the coffin of America's prestige in the world as a beacon (no matter if flawed) of freedom.
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Given that Snapchat's recent redesign has also been met with confusion and anger, this might be another nail in the coffin if Instagram can make portrait mode straightforward and fun to use.
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Related: Canada's pot policy and poor farmers "This report is another nail in the coffin for the war on drugs," said Ann Fordham, the Executive Director of IDPC, in a prepared statement.
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Some commentators saw it as another nail in the coffin of the Obama-era agreement between Iran and world powers to limit Tehran's nuclear ambitions, already cast into grave doubt by Trump himself.
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Some commentators see Bolton's nomination as another nail in the coffin of the Obama-era agreement between Iran and world powers to limit Tehran's nuclear ambitions, already cast into grave doubt by Trump himself.
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"By merging these offices, to me, it seems like another nail in the coffin of science," Kyla Bennett, who ran wetland enforcement and permitting in EPA's New England region under the Clinton and Bush administrations.
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"When I heard there were more tariffs by India I said oh no not again because it's just another nail in the coffin for an industry where all the margins are razor thin," Hurd said.
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From the perspective of LME brokers, however, it represents another nail in the coffin of the old market with all of its weird and wonderful features such as open outcry trading and plethora of spread trades.
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The Ordinary's Granactive Retinoid* 2% Emulsion sold out at Sephora shortly thereafter, another nail in the coffin for retinoids' former reputation for being stodgy anti-aging ingredients that are either prohibitively expensive or only available by prescription.
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The alternative is a stream of baseless, inflammatory and irresponsible comments by Trump between now and Election Day, each one another nail in the coffin for the Republican Party -- and an appalling reflection on our proud nation.
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"Ahmed Mansoor is one of the few openly critical voices in the UAE, and his persecution is another nail in the coffin for human-rights activism in the country," Amnesty International's Lynn Maalouf said in a statement Thursday.
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"This isn't bad enough to signal that the U.S. economy is falling apart, but it's another nail in the coffin of a September Fed hike," said Steven Englander, global head of foreign exchange strategy at Citigroup in New York.
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The Trump administration's formal notice of its intent to withdraw from the 2015 Paris Climate Agreement drives another nail in the coffin of U.S. ambitions to fight climate change and pushes the world closer to a less stable future.
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The House action, which was rammed through by a vote of 215–205 on a largely partisan basis by the GOP majority, represents another nail in the coffin of landmark Federal Communications Commission consumer privacy rules that were passed in 2016.
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The House action, which was rammed through by a vote of 215 - 205 on a largely partisan basis by the GOP majority, represents another nail in the coffin of landmark Federal Communications Commission consumer privacy rules that were passed in 2016.
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Friday's judgment was "another nail in the coffin for the government's misguided, discriminatory and unworkable hostile environment policy," Lara ten Caten, a solicitor with Liberty, a group that campaigns for civil liberties and supported the court challenge, told the BBC.
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Sen. Susan Collins officially said she will oppose the Senate's latest bill to repeal parts of the Affordable Care Act — yet another nail in the coffin for a bill that's moving further away from the 50 votes it would need to pass.
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Another nail in the coffin of the beard was the rise of the "achievement beard," a term used to describe beards worn by men who got to the pinnacle of their respective fields and then effectively retired, like David Letterman, David Beckham, and Jon Stewart.
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Some commentators see Mr. Bolton's nomination as another nail in the coffin of the agreement between Iran and world powers to limit Tehran's nuclear ambitions, a deal struck by the Obama administration that has already been cast into grave doubt by Mr. Trump himself.
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Commentators said last week when Bolton was named that it signaled a toughening of Washington's stance on Tehran and another nail in the coffin of the Obama-era agreement between Iran and world powers to limit Tehran's nuclear ambitions, already cast into doubt by Trump himself.
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Judge Breyer's decision is another nail in the coffin for prosecutors trying to prove that traders are engaged in fraud when they mislead those on the other side of the deal, at least when those traders are bargaining for the best terms but know the other side is not there to protect them.
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Opinion: Trump's decision on DACA is another nail in the coffin for compassionate conservatism Trump has turned his back on the very core of what it once meant to be a compassionate conservative, Kate Maltby writes -- yet this isn't just Trump being Trump, but a backlash against open borders that's being felt across the world.
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Another major recall and investigation in the decade was Volkswagen's diesel emissions scandal, which began in September 2018 and put yet another nail in the coffin for diesel passenger cars in the U.S. The German automaker was found to be using software to cheat emissions testing for roughly 11 million cars globally, including 500,000 in the U.S from model years 2009 through 2015.
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Speaker Paul RyanPaul Davis RyanEmbattled Juul seeks allies in Washington Ex-Parkland students criticize Kellyanne Conway Latina leaders: 'It's a women's world more than anything' MORE (R-Wis.) on Wednesday night added another nail in the coffin by declaring a gas tax increase off the table, removing what many lawmakers saw as the most viable funding stream for a rebuilding overhaul.
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Sure, the company announced a new credit card of questionable merit, a news curation service that's another nail in the coffin of independent journalism, and it's own attempt at a unified play anywhere gaming platform, but the bulk of the hour-and-a-half event was centered on Apple TV (no, not the media players you plug into your TV—the app you use on the media players you plug into your TV and, soon, some smart TVs as well) and Apple TV+, a new service from Apple that will include a lot of original content featuring the many, many celebrities in attendance.
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Buller, Walter & Kempson, Ewart. [1934]. The Buller–Almacks bridge contest (the best contract bridge yet seen in this country). [London]. Discusses 76 of the 100 hands. Almack's won, knocking another nail in the coffin of Buller's system.
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The Washington Post called the bill's enactment as "another nail in the coffin of the Philippines' waning democracy." The Diplomat has stated that the law "takes aim at dissent." While Al Jazeera notes that the law is "poised to cause more terror." Various international artists have expressed dissent against the legislation.
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In 1905 some 45.5 thousand copies were sold, a vast number for the early 1900s. The controversy this novel caused continued until 1917. Critics of the left welcomed The Duel as "another nail in the coffin of autocracy," while their conservative counterparts condemned it as "perfidious assault on the ruling order."Afanasiev, p.
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Anthony Barnes, writing in the Independent, suggests that "to some it is a defining moment in history, the point at which a moribund establishment started to disintegrate. To others, the Rolling Stones drugs trial was another nail in the coffin of old-fashioned British values." Either way, he says, very publicly "the establishment turn[ed] on itself". It was the first "pop stars and drugs story" of the tabloid press.
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Note that the order is not needed to establish an alias as identical to another name of a proscribed organization, it is enough that the two are to all intents and purposes the same, and that the individual prosecuted has performed a proscribed act. Islam4UK issued a statement saying, "Today's ban is another nail in the coffin of capitalism and another sign of the revival of Islam and Muslims." They restated their goal: "Therefore, we will one day liberate our land from occupation and implement the Shariah not just in Muslim countries but also right here in Great Britain. This is something that we believe in, live by and hope that in our lifetime we will witness".
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After years of dangling the trail before the citizens of between South Haven and Kalamazoo the Kal-Haven Trail Association was formed and scheduled public meeting. The hope of the Kal-Haven was labeled 'Dormant Monster' in 1984 with the trail being called ill-conceived plan that would included "such evils as rampant theft, vandalism, littering and drug and alcohol abuse." However, these views were in the minority at the time and a poll taken at the time found that 80% of people taken the poll to be in support but the vocal minority had disproportionate influence in opposition. In what looked to be another nail in the coffin of the proposed Kal-Haven trail was Bloomingdale Township voted against the trail in 1984. The Kal-Haven Trail Association was meet with opposition by the Property Owners United group a Citizens group that was against the trails creation in November of 1984 a public meeting was held that had over 100 people attending to discus the trail. At the meeting one local resident expressed concerns that they had already experienced an invasion of privacy by people already using the abandoned rail line.
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