We are certain we will not be defeated by such cowardice.
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We will not be defeated by acts of terror like this.
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He may well be defeated by a coalition of the decent.
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It all was music, and we refuse to be defeated by it.
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" Gore said terrorism must be defeated by "the force of our values.
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Clinton could be defeated by the likes of Mr. Trump remains disgraceful.
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He's the first incumbent House Democrat to be defeated by a Republican. Rep.
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If STDs that can't be defeated by modern medicine scare you, then good.
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Can fascism and white supremacy be defeated by candle vigils and solidarity gatherings?
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Fremont went on to be defeated by Democrat James Buchanan in the general election.
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So much of impostor syndrome can be defeated by making your fears explain themselves.
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And there is no law which says that dollars will be defeated by duty.
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"The Americans have to be defeated by someone at some point," the coach says.
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And they will not be defeated by the cocktail set running New York publishing.
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The drone is a serious innovation because it can not be defeated by air defenses.
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The Taliban are not going away and will not be defeated by military means alone.
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Similarly, terrorism can only be defeated by elimination of conditions that are conducive to the illness.
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Nor will Trump be defeated by the putatively scathing critiques of the commentariat (including this one).
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Disinformation can be defeated by treating the crisis as we responded to infectious diseases in the past.
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Nationalism can't be defeated by ignorance or malice; it can be defeated only by knowledge and courage.
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The kind of information warfare favored by Russia can be defeated by early warning and rapid exposure.
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The problem is that in these cases, the claim should be defeated by the rights of other people.
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They will not be defeated by sticking our collective fingers in our ears and wishing them to disappear.
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What is dead may never die — and what is Game of Thrones will never be defeated by leaks.
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"You're going to build a $25 billion wall that can be defeated by a $25 ladder?" he quips.
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Not to be defeated by the night, we engaged in a tried-and-true New York coping mechanism: pizza.
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Pray that whatever is causing them to do this will be defeated by God and they will stop shooting.
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Erroneous and bigoted ideas can only be defeated by standing them up to the test of reason and debate.
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Mr. Clarkson hears this and grins the grin of a man unwilling to be defeated by small-minded concerns.
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Grab meanwhile welcomes Didi's deal with Uber as evidence that the U.S. ridehailing giant can be defeated by local rivals.
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He wound up losing the primary by 153 votes, only to watch his opponent be defeated by the Democratic incumbent.
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It must be defeated by better ideas, and respect for civil and religious pluralism, which must come from Muslims themselves.
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As well-intentioned as the renegade House members might be, they will likely be defeated by their dysfunctional party leadership.
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If Bannon proceeds with his planned purge, his candidates could be defeated by more moderate or establishment Republicans in primaries.
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No matter how useful today's robot vacuums are, they'll always be defeated by an element common to many households: stairs.
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"The state, the nation and the people should not be afraid of, and be defeated by, such terror acts," he said.
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And it is a good sign that the governor will not be defeated by lawmakers' stubborn refusal to listen to reason.
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America's hurried departure from Lebanon also set a precedent, showing that the superpower could be defeated by terrorism and proxy actors.
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Bailey has yet to be defeated by San Diego, posting a 5-0 record and 3.61 ERA in eight career outings.
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But Islamic extremism is an idea, and while it cannot be defeated without arms, it cannot be defeated by arms alone.
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McManus was not the only longstanding political club to be defeated by an upstart formed in response to Mr. Trump's election.
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"Good-faith proponents have this naïve understanding that bad ideas can be defeated by the power of argument," Ms. Kelly said.
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The latter could only be defeated by bringing in the forces of the "new world", as represented by Daenerys and her dragons.
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Yet global military history since 1791 repeatedly demonstrates that mighty armies can be defeated by citizens fighting for the consent of the governed.
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Iran's forces would likely be defeated by the US but could exact a heavy toll with cruise missiles, naval mines, and fighter jets.
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"I think you could be defeated by something like (a heart condition)," he said at a recent event at Jefferson Hospital in Philadelphia.
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"If we went ahead and held the vote tomorrow, the deal would be defeated by a significant margin," May told Parliament on Monday.
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However even the most optimistic forecasters still conclude that the new deal will be defeated by a number of votes barring some miracle.
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In 2016, he lost a primary election to Katie McGinty, who also went on to be defeated by Toomey in the general election.
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Speaking in turn, each panelist espoused similar ideas: that racism can only be defeated by accepting Jesus Christ as one's lord and savior.
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Hotel hot tubs are great places for bacteria to fester, but most of those germs can be defeated by a healthy immune system.
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By now, you've read reports about the terrible keyboards on MacBooks and MacBook Pros that can be defeated by a single spec of dust.
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Once the information is known, or a way to bypass the code is revealed, the encryption can be defeated by anyone with that knowledge.
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An administration attempt to have the House pass a stand-alone 85033st-Century Glass-Steagall law would likely be defeated by deregulation-oriented Republicans.
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Nowadays even the biggest titan can be defeated by a tiny start-up, as long as the newcomer has better ideas or faster tech.
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Most observers expect she will reach a second round of voting in May, but that she will then be defeated by a more mainstream candidate.
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Bannon's worldview won't be defeated by a tough New Yorker interview, and pretending that he is intellectually deserving of one works to normalize the indefensible.
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Will a sitting governor be defeated by a controversial conservative who just the day before the polls opened received a big endorsement from President Trump?
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"We won't be defeated by Japan again," Moon told a cabinet meeting in a rare live broadcast, but without giving details of possible countermeasures, however.
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But Mr. Erdogan, who doesn't seem inclined toward compromise, apparently believes as did many before him that the Kurds can be defeated by military force.
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Wyoming legislators have tried for years to enact antibias laws, only to be defeated by opponents concerned that such a law would give minorities special rights.
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Many looked shell-shocked -- unable to comprehend that the woman they believed would become the country's next president was going to be defeated by Donald Trump.
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But I benefited, too, from the example of a man whose public life showed that we need not be defeated by the domestic hardships of youth.
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Not that he's the Big Bad here—that's a mysterious skeletal antagonist by the name of Zanbar Bone, who cannot be defeated by brawn and sword alone.
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"Once the information is known, or a way to bypass the code is revealed, the encryption can be defeated by anyone with that knowledge," Mr. Cook said.
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"The president has said the nation and the people should not be scared and should not be defeated by acts of terror," said palace spokesman Ari Dwipayana.
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May's poor showing will complicate her efforts to find backing for her withdrawal agreement, which early this week appeared likely to be defeated by a crushing margin.
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The horror of watching the first female presidential candidate be defeated by an uninformed and unqualified misogynist thrust many Clinton supporters into a period of intense soul-searching.
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"We won't be defeated by Japan again," Moon told his cabinet, pointedly invoking South Korea's difficult history with Japan, which colonised the Korean peninsula before World War Two.
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"We won't be defeated by Japan again," Moon told his cabinet, pointedly invoking South Korea's difficult history with Japan, which colonized the Korean peninsula before World War Two.
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It is widely expected that Argentina's President Mauricio Macri will be defeated by the opposition ticket of center-left Alberto Fernandez and populist ex-leader Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner.
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The Obamacare Medicaid expansion has been shot down by Republican governors in Maine, Florida, Wisconsin, and Georgia, all of whom could be defeated by Democratic challengers in presidential years.
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It is as if the book is the exact shape of the Rothian Ego, a kind of tesseract, which like Superman, can only be defeated by versions of itself.
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Instead, they have joined the middle of the pack, the churning majority of the league, fighting for a chance to face — and be defeated by — the best of the best.
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Opinion polls suggest Le Pen would be defeated by the former conservative prime minister and her most likely political rival, Francois Fillon, in the second and final round of voting.
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Just two weeks ago, Mr. Dutton also nearly became prime minister, leading a party coup, only to be defeated by Scott Morrison, another former immigration minister known for strict enforcement.
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Clinton has followed Mr. Gore as the second Democratic presidential candidate in modern history to be defeated by a Republican who earned fewer votes, in his case George W. Bush.
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Jones decried that Obama had not authorized an attack against Assad in Syria, as Trump later did, and thus assisted moderate Syrian oppositionists before they could be defeated by Assad.
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Yet, while she remains in the race, Sanders is constrained and could be defeated by the party's moderate vote coalescing instead around one or two of their four possible candidates now.
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Also, a plurality winner could well be defeated by each of the other candidates in head-to-head contests (as we suggested could have been true this year for Mr. Trump).
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Islamist theocracy is undoubtedly abhorrent, but it, too, must run its course and (hopefully) sooner or later be defeated by forces within the societies where it's now conducting its terror wars.
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Obama said, however, that the terror group cannot be defeated by military force alone and that efforts to stabilize the region are necessary to prevent the group from returning and exploiting divides.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - North Korea's effort to circumvent international sanctions on its nuclear and missile programs is complex but could be defeated by targeting relatively few Chinese firms, a report said on Monday.
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But she is a loser because those same polls all say she will be defeated by a hefty margin in the second round of voting on May 7, whoever her opponent is.
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"We are ready, we are armed and we are motivated to show that we cannot be defeated by these critters," Toronto Mayor John Tory said as he unveiled the bin design in 2015.
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She's flattened into a character whose sole purpose is to be defeated by the hero, the latest villain from Marvel's finishing school for evildoers, rather than an antagonist the franchise can't live without.
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Now that I am invested, I'm looking for hints as to how a monster this weird (can be a bird; obsessed with blow jobs) could be defeated by a bunch of 11-year-olds.
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For Whedon, this came from wanting to make a high school show in which the horrors of being a teen came to terrifying life, but could be defeated by the end of the episode.
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While it's certainly possible that he could be defeated by somebody like Lineker or McDonald or Dodson, it's simply hard to imagine anyone outside of Garbrandt and Dillashaw giving him much of a fight.
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She may take comfort from the fact that it was defeated by "only" 149 votes this week, down from a record-breaking 230 in January, and may be defeated by even fewer next week.
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Pros, especially veterans, are aware that no matter how they may push science, they will inevitably be defeated by the battle of attrition that erodes skill sets and, ultimately, their value to a team.
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But the time-release effect could be defeated by crushing the tablets and snorting the powder, or by smoking it, or by adding water and injecting it — all for an immediate, sometimes heroinlike, high.
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He said Western powers were behind the last month's reunification of the main opposition Movement for Democratic Change but added that the opposition would still be defeated by ZANU-PF in next year's votes.
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To do so, I had to jog through linear paths beset by the occasional group of enemies, who could only be defeated by executing crunches, bicep curls, or classic pilates moves with the ring.
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Playing without Thompson and Barnes forced the Warriors to gut out a double-overtime victory over Boston, softening them up to be defeated by the Bucks on the second night of that back-to-back.
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A decision is expected Thursday, and the IOC appears to be waiting to see which way the wind is blowing before making a decision that could turn out to be defeated by another appeal to CAS.
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But by refusing again Thursday to promise outright that he will abide by the results of the election, Trump kept alive a worrying conspiracy theory that his underdog candidacy could be defeated by below-board behavior.
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If Trump can be defeated by virtually any Democrat who runs and maybe an actual ham sandwich, why sacrifice the entirety of checks and balances for the potential slight erosion of a fairly significant starting advantage?
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But there are concerns that the government may be defeated by pro-European rebels in May's Conservative Party on whether Britain should leave the customs union, that could force her into a damaging policy U-turn.
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Instead, the establishment rallied around first Mitt "Double Guantanamo Bay" Romney and then literally Bush's brother, only to be defeated by Trump who's now turned around and installed a major torturer as Director of Central Intelligence.
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Tribalism from Trump will be defeated by Americanism from Democrats if those who comprise the vast melting pot of America, a notion the president disrespects and dishonors, are motivated to register and vote for nobler leaders.
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The question of our time is whether families and workers will be defeated by the changes beneath us or whether we will master them and make them work toward a better everyday life for us all.
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With trade negotiations between the U.S. and China stalled and an escalating trade war threatening global markets, President Donald Trump has said that the Chinese are "DREAMING" that he will be defeated by a Democrat in 2020.
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JERUSALEM (Reuters) - An Israeli official played down on Wednesday the Russian upgrading of Syria's air defenses, saying the newly supplied S-2003 missile system could be defeated by Israel's stealth fighters and possibly destroyed on the ground.
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Current Ohio Governor John Kasich, among more than a dozen Republican candidates to be defeated by Trump in last year's presidential primary campaign, is barred by term limits from running again in the pivotal election battleground state.
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President Donald Trump on Monday predicted that Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer and House Judiciary Chairman Jerrold Nadler will be defeated by more liberal primary challengers as a result of their handling of the impeachment push against him.
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As long as the signatories to the said grand coalition hold the same fallacy view that ZANU PF is a civilian party and can be defeated by popularity alone, the said coalition will be an exercise in vain.
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Israeli officials have said the new system could be defeated by Israel's stealth fighters and possibly destroyed on the ground, and they have pledged to press on with efforts to prevent military entrenchment by arch-enemy Iran in Syria.
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"Life could be affected by the outbreak of the coronavirus, but we can't be defeated by the epidemic," Xiaomi CEO Lei Jun said at the event, according to a translation provided by the company of his comments in Mandarin.
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When the Galaxy S8 came out this March, its facial recognition system was one of its major selling points — until it turned out the scan could be defeated by simply holding an image of the person's face up to their phone.
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Late in his presidency, he has lamented that extremism will not be defeated by force alone, but he has failed to find an alternative to the borderless shadow war of covert missile strikes and special forces raids that he greatly expanded.
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For the first female presidential candidate in American history to be defeated by a man not even one-tenth as qualified as she is, and who seemingly takes sadistic pleasure in demeaning women to boot, is almost too sickening for words.
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Just like in Pennsylvania, the race became seen as a referendum on the president, whose favorability rating has been stuck in the low- to mid-40s nationally, raising concerns his party will be defeated by a blue wave come November.
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MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - Mexico's ruling party could be defeated by the candidate of leftist leader Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador in a June state election seen as a litmus test for next year's presidential race, a newspaper poll showed on Tuesday.
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"I will not be defeated by it," Ito, a 59-year-old banker, said as he picked up his race number three days after an Uzbek immigrant drove a truck down a Manhattan bike path, killing eight people and injuring a dozen more.
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Yet it's Abrams who comes up with the perfect metaphor for this conflict: a rigid and outdated programming rule that accidentally helps fascists nearly conquer the galaxy, and that can only be defeated by (temporarily) wiping the memory of a beloved character.
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Opinion polls show Australia's governing Liberal-National coalition is likely to be defeated by the opposition Labour Party in this weekend's general election, and the jobs data made unhelpful reading for ruling parties that campaigned hard on their record of providing sound economic management.
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Roscoe Conkling was so sure he'd get the nod in 1876 that he picked his Vice-President and a motto—"Conkling and Hayes / Is the ticket that pays"—only to be defeated by his erstwhile running mate, ever after known as Rutherfraud B. Hayes.
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It follows the plight of 14-year-old Shinji Ikari as he's forcibly recruited into humanity's war with the Angels, an alien race who can only be defeated by mysterious mechs (or giant robots) called Evangelions (Evas for short), vessels that only he and a select few teenagers can pilot.
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While dozens of presidential candidates contested for Nigeria's top job, the race boiled down to whether the sitting president, Muhammad Buhari of the All Progressive Congress (APC), weakened by a stagnant economy, could be defeated by the leading opposition candidate, Atiku Abubakar (whose People's Democratic Party (PDP) I consulted for) — both septuagenarians, and indefatigable dynastic politicians.
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Dean HellerDean Arthur HellerThis week: Barr back in hot seat over Mueller report Trump suggests Heller lost reelection bid because he was 'hostile' during 28500 presidential campaign Trump picks ex-oil lobbyist David Bernhardt for Interior secretary MORE, the only GOP incumbent seeking re-election in a state Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Anti-Trump vets join Steyer group in pressing Democrats to impeach Trump Republicans plot comeback in New Jersey MORE won in 6900, became the sole Republican senator to be defeated — by Rep.
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