If the Democrats fail to win the House or Senate in 85033, they will likely fail to win the presidency in 2020.
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But the revised offer may fail to win over shareholders.
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Amazon employees speak up about climate change, but fail to win.
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If Spurs fail to win tonight at Chelsea, Leicester are champions.
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It is far from impossible that the Warriors fail to win the title.
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If polls are accurate, Mr Netanyahu will again fail to win a majority.
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If they fail to win the general election, they will back a second referendum.
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The American speedskaters were scuffling and would ultimately fail to win a single medal.
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Should Warren fail to win Iowa, New Hampshire becomes a "must-win," Scala said.
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Compromises struck in the heart of the continent can fail to win assent at the periphery.
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Asked about her future in Congress if the Democrats fail to win the chamber, Pelosi demurred.
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And if the Democrats fail to win the House, which is possible, more serious feuding is likely.
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Trump initially refused to rule out an independent run should he fail to win the Republican nomination.
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If Democrats fail to win big in Miami-Dade, they cannot make up the deficit elsewhere. Mrs.
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Denmark will qualify for the last 16 if they beat Australia and Peru fail to win against France.
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Jillian Ruffo, Associate Beauty Editor: Two things that never fail to win me over: sequins and plunging necklines.
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Even that disappointment could pale in comparison to this year should the team fail to win it all.
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Still, it is not a slam dunk — even if the Knicks fail to win 20 games this year.
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At 70 years old, Mr Corbyn is likely to step down after the election should he fail to win.
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If the Democrats fail to win back the House this year, Pelosi will probably step aside, and she should.
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Legislative elections next month could force a cabinet reshuffle should Mr. Macron's party fail to win a decisive majority.
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Traditionally just a small fraction of U.S. companies fail to win a majority of support for the advisory measures.
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Who would have predicted then that he would fail to win Wimbledon, an Olympic medal or the United States Open?
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Deal talks concluded unsuccessfully earlier this year over concerns that any agreement would fail to win approval by antitrust regulators.
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But focusing on the Mueller probe could fail to win over the GOP support Democrats need to block Kavanaugh's nomination.
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But the GfK consumer confidence index implies Johnson could fail to win the majority he needs to get Brexit done.
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If the final results keep Buttigieg below 15%, he may fail to win delegates, the key to securing the nomination.
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Some party members fear that in 2019, for the first time, Africa's oldest liberation movement will fail to win a majority.
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It is not unusual for candidates who fail to win the White House to finish the race with a sizable debt.
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Some observers also say the leftist grouping could fail to win at least 8% of votes, the threshold needed to enter parliament.
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The bloc is also trying to step back deportations of those who still make it to Europe, but fail to win asylum.
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Prior to Saturday's match against Liverpool, then-manager Francesco Guidolin speculated that he might lose his job should Swansea fail to win.
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Opinion polls originally showed the party, Zehut, would fail to win even a single seat in parliament in the April 9 ballot.
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Stoops's teams never failed to post a winning record, and only four times did they fail to win at least 10 games.
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They argue that Democrats fail to win seats in proportion to their popular votes because Democratic voters are clustered in urban districts.
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He still has strong backing in rural areas and is seen as the favourite; west African presidents seldom fail to win re-election.
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What is more, the new parties' lack of policy ideas means they will fail to win support, believes Prajak Kongkirati of Thammasat University.
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If those trends hold, Pelosi could likely keep her place atop the party even if the Democrats fail to win back the chamber.
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Neither Klobuchar nor Warren has suggested they will drop out if they fail to win their home states, but losses would be embarrassing.
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Politicians who fail to win elections must be willing to accept defeat, go home, and get ready to play again the next day.
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In some cases, black students are forced to go to faraway schools because they fail to win slots in coveted, nearby magnet schools.
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Few people expected that Mercedes would fail to win both the constructors' and the drivers' titles for the third season in a row.
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Nominate an American populist who will almost certainly fail to win the Bank presidency, allowing Trump to rail even more against the globalist elite.
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Nominate an American populist who will almost certainly fail to win the bank presidency, allowing Trump to rail even more against the globalist elite.
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Muhammed didn't succeed in convincing his own followers to like Rockwell, just as Farrakhan will surely fail to win many black followers for Trump.
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Clinton to fail to win a real victory in the crucial Iowa test for Democrats who want to be President of the United States.
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"I couldn't imagine how such a setup could fail to win," he wrote in "My Years With Ferrari" (1978), one of his five books.
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The Turin club can still be named champions this weekend if second-placed Napoli fail to win away to rock-bottom Chievo on Sunday.
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A difficult few months saw her fail to win a tournament, lose her number one ranking and crash out of Wimbledon in the first round.
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And, in the game of expectations, for the prime minister to fail to win enough places like Leeds would count as a kind of defeat.
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The rot started when an exit poll showed the ruling Conservatives could fail to win a clear majority when markets had expected a handy victory.
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Hungary's free and vociferous press do a much better job than The Economist at asking why the opposition continues to fail to win over voters.
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Traders remain bearish on the pound betting that British Prime Minister Theresa May will fail to win approval for her Brexit deal in a fractious parliament.
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I can even get access to watch Arsenal fail to win the Premier League every year, at a price premium, thanks to Sky's Now TV app.
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The plan worked, with Halliburton raising its bid and agreeing to a larger-than-average fee if the deal were to fail to win regulatory approval.
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A report from the chamber last year bemoaned an onslaught of "zombie proposals", which come up repeatedly—and repeatedly fail to win a majority of votes.
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As such, although the far-right-wing parties fail to win during the French and German elections, the votes and supports they received have substantially increased.
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Durbin told reporters he thought early Senate votes on immigration proposals from both sides could fail to win the 60 votes needed to clear procedural hurdles.
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Consumer divisions smooth out the bumpy revenue that comes with the uncertain business of inventing drugs—which may fail to win approval, and eventually come off patent.
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Boris Johnson will fail to win a majority at the general election if just 2309% of Remainers vote tactically, according to research commissioned by anti-Brexit campaigners.
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Websites dedicated to human rights issues in China record many more smaller assemblies by aggrieved veterans, often after they lose jobs or fail to win improved benefits.
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Of course there are serious concerns that Mr. Johnson might fail to win approval for this withdrawal agreement on Saturday in the British Parliament, much as Mrs.
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Should her lawyers fail to win a new trial, they have one more option: an appeal to the Fort Worth judge who oversaw her trial and conviction.
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National Front leader Marine Le Pen is on course for a place in a head-to-head second round but will almost certainly fail to win, polls show.
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An earlier effort to vote on the bill was aborted in late March when GOP leaders saw that it would fail to win enough support to pass it.
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Should the effort falter, and Republicans fail to win a second look from these Democratic-leaning groups, they could find themselves stranded with virtually no base at all.
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Turning to financial issues, Monti addressed Italy's banking woes, which on Thursday saw Italian lender Banca Carige fail to win backing from banks in a critical cash call.
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The conservative station submitted a plan to address some of those concerns, but appeared to fail to win over the FCC commissioners ahead of the vote on the merger.
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Alexander&aposs move made it likely that Democrats would fail to win over the four Republican votes they need to reach a 51-senator majority required to call witnesses.
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"There is no better medal than being acclaimed for your style," he said in 1998 after watching another eye-pleasing Dutch team try, and fail, to win the World Cup.
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And while he had the right idea from the beginning, Republicans like Rauner are generally useless if they who fail to win over enough political or legal support for needed reforms.
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He can become the first horse since Afleet Alex in 2005 to fail to win the Derby but complete a Preakness-Belmont double, a feat that just 12 horses have accomplished.
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The accord will likely fail to win the required votes, and that failure will send an important signal to future presidents that building a political consensus is crucial for international compacts.
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By contrast, if pro-democracy candidates fail to win a significant number of seats, Lam and the central government in Beijing could use it to justify more hardline tactics against protesters.
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Johnson, addressing the 1922 Committee of Conservative lawmakers, spoke of the "cowardice" of opposition Labour Party leader Jeremy Corbyn who he said knows he will fail to win a general election.
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In 2016, though Trump won more suburban votes than Hillary Clinton, he was still the third Republican presidential candidate in a row to fail to win 50 percent of the suburban vote.
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Boris Johnson will fail to win a majority in the UK general election if just a third of Remainers vote tactically against the Conservative party, new research published on Wednesday morning suggests.
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Last month also saw Prime Minister Theresa May unexpectedly fail to win a parliamentary majority in the snap election she called for June 8, which hurt consumer sentiment according to some surveys.
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This pledge has proved controversial, but if the Lib Dems fail to win, Swinson has indicated that the party would instead back any plan to hold a second referendum on Brexit instead.
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Former officials in Washington and Tokyo reacted with scepticism to the North's offer of talks on denuclearization, seeing a familiar pattern of threats followed by talks that fail to win significant concessions.
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Pompeo, who is now Trump's CIA director, was widely expected to become the first secretary of State nominee since at least 1925 to fail to win a favorable recommendation from the panel.
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If the BJP and its closest allies fail to win a majority, he will almost certainly be better placed than Mr Gandhi to court a clutch of regional parties to form a coalition.
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The difficulty of pleasing different factions within the party has in the past caused Labour to make cack-handed interventions on immigration that manage to annoy supporters and fail to win over voters.
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The best case for Labour: A hung parliament where the Conservatives fail to win an outright majority of 326 MPs, allowing Labour to attempt to form a tenuous coalition government with other parties.
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Pompeo was poised to face a historic setback by becoming the first secretary of State nominee since at least 28500 to fail to win over a majority of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee.
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Should Corbyn fail to win a no confidence motion, the timetable of Johnson would remain with Britain guaranteed to leave the European Union, deal or no deal, with the latter looking increasingly likely.
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That may not happen should Mr. Sanders, sustained by his online fund-raising network, remain in the primary but fail to win a majority of delegates after the last states vote in June.
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Should Mr. Orban fail to win them over on Wednesday, some of those lawmakers could vote to enforce disciplinary measures against Hungary in September, in a process known as the Article 7 procedure.
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Jim Clyburn said Friday night that if Democrats fail to win enough seats this November to take the House majority, the party's whole leadership team should step aside and make room for new faces.
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A respected voter poll on Wednesday raised the prospect of a hung Parliament, meaning the Conservative Party might fail to win a majority if Jeremy Corbyn's opposition Labour Party snags some of the votes.
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But should the Tories fail to win a majority in the general election that is expected soon, it may be that Labour is able to form a government with the support of the SNP.
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Wolfango Piccoli, co-president of risk consultancy Teneo Intelligence, argued the apparent opposition to a so-called neutral government would mean it is likely to fail to win enough support from any subsequent confidence vote.
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In a request for an emergency decision from the appellate court, the department said it still had enough time to petition the Supreme Court should it fail to win a reprieve from the D.C. Circuit.
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The Panthers would be eliminated if they fail to win either of their two remaining regular-season games or if the Philadelphia Flyers pick up at least one point on Saturday against the New York Rangers.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross is likely to impose a new sugar trade deal with Mexico even if final revisions to it fail to win support from the U.S. industry, trade lawyers and experts say.
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Allen said she first came up with the idea during the European Parliament elections, which saw the anti-Brexit vote split across a number of parties, and her former party Change UK fail to win a seat.
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Those selections become critical, should Trump fail to win on the first ballot when delegates are bound, because Kasich and Cruz will likely both be vying for them after most are freed up on the second ballot.
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Sturgeon told the BBC that if the Conservatives did fail to win an outright majority, her pro-independence Scottish National Party would consider supporting a "progressive alliance" of other opposition parties on a case-by-case basis.
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If she wins, but her margin is narrow, or if Democrats fail to win back the Senate, Comey will also be accused of actions that had the effect of suppressing the Democratic vote and influencing the election.
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Should Trump fail to win enough delegates to secure the nomination outright in the state-by-state contests ending in June, party delegates will select a nominee at the convention in a complex process of sequential votes.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Belgium will be deeply disappointed if they fail to win the World Cup, defender Thomas Vermaelen said on Sunday, in the first direct acknowledgement of the team's belief in their ability to emerge triumphant in Russia.
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Always looking just around the corner, he was instead in New Hampshire, the state where he holds a commanding lead in polls and that he hopes will be his safety net should he fail to win in Iowa.
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The national "Me Too" movement has inspired a record number of women to run for office and has fired up female voters, who could power a blue wave in November if Republicans fail to win enough of them over.
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But even if he were to fail to win the 40% needed to advance to the ballot through that process, he could easily secure a spot on the primary ballot by collecting signatures and submitting them to the state.
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" WOLFANGO PICCOLI, CO-PRESIDENT, TENEO INTELLIGENCE "Given the likely opposition of both the 5-Star Movement and League (to Cottarelli), the 'neutral' government will likely fail to win a confidence vote, leaving it in office as a caretaker administration.
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Three months before a federal election, the AfD are polling at about 7-8 percent in most surveys, raising the possibility among some commentators that they even may fail to win the 5 percent needed to enter the Bundestag Lower House.
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The announcement came amid an intense pressure campaign by the White House and spared Pompeo the dubious distinction of being the first secretary of State nominee since at least 1925 to fail to win over the Senate Foreign Relations Committee.
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Texas-based Republican strategist Joe Brettell said a strong showing by Rubio in the state could also help the 44-year-old senator justify another run for the presidency in 2020 if he should fail to win the nomination this time.
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And should Yang fail to win any primary contests, he's still helped his party: He could turn over his email list to party officials, allowing them to help fundraise whoever the party's nominees are in both the national and local races.
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Hoping to avoid becoming the first Brazilian squad since 1 to fail to win its World Cup opener, the South Americans steadily cranked up the pressure and peppered the Swiss goal with shots, finishing with 226 shots to Switzerland's 0.
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And whereas educationalists worry that pupils who fail to win a place at a grammar school fall behind partly because of the taint of having flunked the admissions test, not getting into a specialist sixth-form college hardly carries the same stigma.
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Though he easily leads Ted Cruz and John Kasich, his campaign is a blunt instrument, lacking the sophistication or organizational strength to make sure his delegates remain committed to him should he fail to win an outright majority of 1,237 before the convention.
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LONDON (Reuters) - British Prime Minister Theresa May's Conservative Party is expected to win a national election on Thursday though opinion polls have shown her lead narrow significantly since she called the vote, with some suggesting she may fail to win a majority.
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If they beat the Russians, who have only one point, and neighbors England fail to win, Chris Coleman's side would be proud group winners, qualifying for a round of 16 match in the Parc des Princes next Saturday against a third-placed team.
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"His side-splitting jokes, his big smile, and the fact that he always did what he truly thought best for the country would never fail to win you back in the end — even if you had been in a big fight," McConnell said.
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OAKLAND, California (Reuters) - A defiant Golden State Warriors team are adamant they can overturn a 3-20183 deficit to the Toronto Raptors and erase memories of becoming the first team to fail to win the NBA title after holding the same advantage.
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The spokesman also told reporters that it was clear May would not be able to achieve any substantial change to the divorce deal she has agreed with the European Union and he was confident it would fail to win the support of parliament.
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FLYERS LET HEXTALL GO The Philadelphia Flyers, at a crossroad between a full-blown rebuild and a legitimate playoff push, fired General Manager Ron Hextall, the latest front-office leader to fail to win the team's first Stanley Cup in 44 years.
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Her preference would appear to be a coalition with the Free Democrats — who are poised to re-enter Parliament after failing to secure enough support in 2013 — and, if they fail to win enough seats to secure a majority together, the Greens.
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Whether Iran assumed that Trump would be reluctant to take on the Iranian militarily ahead of the 2020 election or believed that he would fail to win a second term, the regime apparently concluded that provocations would suffice to lift the sanctions.
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That's because before tonight's results, it seemed quite plausible that Trump could finish in first place but fail to win the majority of 1,237 delegates he needs to win the GOP nomination on the first ballot — which could have triggered a dramatic contested convention.
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The revival would indicate that Berlusconi is on track to make his latest political comeback and run for Prime Minister but Ruocco insisted that he will fail to win the legal and public backing needed to secure a spot in Italy's 2018 general election.
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And even if they fail to win a single vote — a prospect that became more likely as the day went on — the House's impeachment managers used their closing arguments to try to make it as painful as possible for those few Republicans to toe the party line.
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Mark Pocan (D-Wis.) a leader of the House progressive caucus, said he's told Democratic leaders that some on the left may vote against the bill if they fail to win more concessions, adding that he's planning to raise the issue with leadership again early next week.
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It is not even entirely ridiculous to feel that there remains a glimmer of hope for anyone disappointed by the lack of drama thus far in the Premier League title race; fail to win this weekend and what is currently a hiccup starts to look like a genuine downturn.
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In addition, Labour is losing ground to the Scottish National Party, which wants to stay in Europe, but also another vote on leaving the UK. The most realistic hope for staving off Brexit is that the Tories fail to win an outright majority, resulting in a hung parliament.
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Koe's rink will take on Switzerland in the bronze medal contest while Homan's foursome will return home with the dubious distinction of being the first Canadian team, men or women, to fail to win a medal since curling became part of the Olympic program at the 1998 Nagano Winter Games.
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"A run on the pound is a possibility come Friday morning should Prime Minister Theresa May fail to win a majority, therefore casting doubt over the whole Brexit negotiation process under Labour or a coalition," Jake Trask, FX research director at currency transfer provider OFX, said in an emailed comment Monday morning.
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Ryan, wary of setting up his conference for failure, has also played a role, sources said, on shaping a package that has been subject to significant lobbying in recent weeks from GOP leaders concerned that the White House was going to send up a large package of cuts that would fail to win a majority in the House.
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And as the horses turned for home on Saturday in this grueling mile-and-a-half marathon nicknamed the Test of the Champion, War of Will was rolling and looked as if he was going to become the first horse to fail to win the Derby but complete a Preakness-Belmont double since Afleet Alex in 2005.
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But House Speaker Paul Ryan, wary of setting up his conference for failure, has also played a role, sources said, on shaping a package that has been subject to significant lobbying in recent weeks from GOP leaders concerned that the White House was going to send up a large package of cuts that would fail to win a majority in the House.
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While avoidance of the stain and demoralization that would have occurred had Flake not insisted on the investigation represents a significant gain, it pales in comparison to the hell Trump's Congressional minions will wreak over the next two years should Democratic anger and turnout be tamped down and the Dems fail to win control of at least one of the houses of Congress as a result.
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In late March, that leadership, along with Trump, were badly embarrassed when they canceled a planned vote on the replacement bill after it became clear it would fail to win passage Since then, the bill has undergone several changes, each of which has been followed by predictions that passage was close, followed by walking back of those projections by the White House, or Republicans in Congress, or by both.
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