It has reached a point where the least far-fetched scenario for a party-insider comeback involves Rubio failing to win in Iowa, failing to win in New Hampshire, and failing to win South Carolina, then somehow managing to pull it together in time to win the Nevada caucuses, despite trailing badly there, too.
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Jackson did it twice, while still failing to win the nomination.
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After years of failing to "win" a spot in Hartford, Conn.
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A day after failing to win any Super Tuesday contest, Ohio Gov.
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McEnroe was never quite the same again, failing to win another grand slam.
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The company was also failing to win market share over China-based competitor Baidu.
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But failing to win last month's Republican primary outright is a liability for the congresswoman.
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Until the Browns managed to do worse this year, failing to win a single game.
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Qualcomm ended its $44-billion pursuit of NXP after failing to win Chinese regulatory approval.
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And how will failing to win the title impact Golden State's place in league history?
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After failing to win reelection in 2017, Valls began involving himself more in Spanish politics.
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The much-depleted team has struggled, failing to win a single gold medal through Monday.
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He kept his job in the Senate after failing to win the White House in 2008.
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Elizabeth Warren ended her 2020 presidential bid on March 4 after failing to win a primary.
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The Social Democrats won under 5% in the May European election, failing to win any seats.
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Failing to win the Olympics on home soil would be yet another outright disaster for Brazilian soccer.
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But after failing to win an audition for an orchestra, he decided to go to law school.
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It foreshadows Facebook failing to win one of the core social feeds that its business depends on.
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Even Biden's own advisers privately acknowledge that failing to win Iowa or New Hampshire would threaten his campaign.
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The Russian team has declined since then, failing to win a game at the European Championship in 22002.
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After one World Cup and failing to win the following Gold Cup, Klinsmann's predecessor Bob Bradley was fired.
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Failing to win her affections, Mr. Hinckley stalked President Jimmy Carter and was eventually arrested on firearms charges.
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The Equal Rights Amendment had collapsed, failing to win the required ratification of three-fourths of the states.
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The Americans were particularly eager students after failing to win a sailing medal at the 2012 London Games.
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Sanchez called the election after failing to win support in parliament early this year for his 2019 budget.
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After failing to win any states, he said he realized the numbers would never add up for him.
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But Mr. O'Malley withdrew from the presidential race on Monday night after failing to win any delegates in Iowa.
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If not, failing to win the Olympics at home would certainly qualify as "taking a 7-1," Wahl writes.
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England fell at the first hurdle in Brazil four years ago after failing to win a group stage game.
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A video posted by Trump included footage of Romney praising Trump, and failing to win the 2012 election himself.
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But he got demolished in New York, coming in third over all and failing to win a single county.
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Añez has since declared herself interim president, despite failing to win the legal minimum of votes from fellow legislators.
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Mr. Quindos was a candidate in parliamentary elections in 2013 but came in third, failing to win a seat.
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McCaskill lost to Josh Hawley, Missouri's attorney general, by roughly 6 percentage points, failing to win a third Senate term.
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First, one source argues that Priebus blundered by failing to win Senate confirmation of Attorney General Jeff Sessions quickly enough.
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But failing to win your home state is not terribly encouraging if you describe your campaign as built to last.
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Warren dropped out the Democratic primary race on Thursday after failing to win any of the 14 Super Tuesday states.
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Since 1995, only one former secretary of finance has mounted a credible campaign, ultimately failing to win his party's primary.
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But that might not be a successful strategy since it could alienate Republican supporters while failing to win over Democrats.
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If this poll were repeated on Thursday, the Conservatives would risk failing to win a majority in the UK parliament.
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The U.S. women's volleyball team also went home with bronze after failing to win an elusive first gold for their country.
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A similar debate played out in the Senate last February, with all the measures failing to win enough votes to advance.
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Failing to win the nomination, he went the distance with Clinton and won an improbable 43 percent of Democrats' primary votes.
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Last week's election in Britain produced a shock result, with Conservative Prime Minister Theresa May failing to win an outright majority.
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After initially failing to win over one Brazilian owner, JBS now has the task of wooing many investors far and wide.
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Despite failing to win sufficient shareholder acceptances, Vonovia did succeed in thwarting Deutsche Wohnen's own plan to buy smaller domestic rival LEG.
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But there's a good chance we'll see one or two candidates call it quits after failing to win many votes Monday night.
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There's a long history of rich people trying and failing to win elections with money: Meg Whitman, Carly Fiorina, Linda McMahon, etc.
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Her predecessor, David Cameron, resigned just under three years ago after failing to win the referendum on remaining in the European Union.
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He called a snap election in February after failing to win the support he needed from Catalan separatists to pass his budget.
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The U.S. women's volleyball team also went home with the bronze after failing to win an elusive first gold for their country.
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Cover: Addressing members of the media for the first time after failing to win re-election in the 2018 race, Wisconsin Gov.
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After a disappointing classics campaign, won the green jersey on the Tour de France despite failing to win a stage this time.
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VMRO for months refused to leave power despite failing to win enough seats in a December election to form a parliamentary majority.
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Former Vice President Joe Biden has seen his position there slide after failing to win any of the first three state votes.
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Hard-line Brexiters are winning the internal party argument, even if they are failing to win the argument with the public at large.
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Gray has won three straight starts and four of the last five after failing to win any of his first 13 career outings.
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But after failing to win 5 percent of the vote in 2008, Liberty Union lost its status as a major party in Vermont.
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Last year, the carriers Telenor and TeliaSonera also called off talks to combine their Danish operations after failing to win European antitrust approval.
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The first president to be impeached, Johnson, was not elected to a second term after failing to win his party's nomination in 1868.
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Instead, she has pressed ahead with a vote she looks set to lose after failing to win over her nominal Northern Irish allies.
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President Donald Trump mocked his former attorney general Jeff Sessions for failing to win outright in the Alabama Senate primary after Tuesday's vote.
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Republicans are searching for a path forward on their healthcare bill after failing to win enough votes to pass it before the weekend.
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Around the same time, business publications began using the "millennials are killing" framing for stories about industries failing to win over those customers.
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It concludes a remarkable week for Gauff, who went from failing to win her qualifier to entering the main draw as a lucky loser.
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Hiesinger quit last week after failing to win unanimous shareholder backing for a deal to create a steel venture with India's Tata Steel (TISC.NS).
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That resounding win helped force Rubio out of the race after failing to win his own state and unite the Republican establishment against Trump.
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A report on Axios in advance of Friday's second day of testimony dinged Democrats for failing to win the battle for the public's attention.
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Van Klaveren left politics completely in 2017 after establishing his own party but failing to win a seat in the national election, Politico reported.
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Mr. Trump has been lacking in both, failing to win in caucus states like Iowa, Kansas and Maine where a ground game is important.
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In Baltimore, prosecutors dropped charges against three of the officers involved after failing to win convictions against three other officers charged in the case.
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EDT, with Prime Minister Theresa May's newly won assurances on her divorce deal failing to win over the main Brexit faction in her Conservative Party.
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"Tuck Everlasting" and "American Psycho" are struggling at the Broadway box office after opening to mixed reviews and failing to win best-musical Tony nominations.
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The surveys showed Clinton failing to win over left-leaning independents and millennials, who have been flirting with Johnson and Green Party nominee Jill Stein.
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The man who once dubbed himself the "Special One" has lost some of his invincible sheen, after failing to win the league at Manchester United.
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Asked whether the government had a costing for failing to win a deal, finance minister Philip Hammond said ministers were looking at a range of outcomes.
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Romney has also reportedly courted John Kasich, who dropped out of the race last month after failing to win a single primary state besides his own.
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Last year, the Nordic companies Telenor and TeliaSonera called off plans to merge their Danish operations after failing to win approval from Europe's tough competition authorities.
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Egypt's Commercial International Bank (CIB) said in June it had dropped plans to sell its CI Capital subsidiary to Beltone after failing to win regulatory approval.
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Trian lost a proxy fight against industrial conglomerate DuPont in 2015, which the fund blamed on failing to win over large index funds and small investors.
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On March 24, House Speaker Paul Ryan and Trump pulled the Republican bill after failing to win votes from the farther-right faction of the party.
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The group's first year was rocky at times, with staffing issues plaguing its early weeks and several of its favored candidates failing to win their races.
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AIS, the country's largest mobile operator, has been under pressure to increase and upgrade its network capacity after failing to win the 4G licence in December.
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Haddish's A'Lelia is a woman trapped in a loveless marriage -- a closeted lesbian who is tirelessly trying (and failing) to win her mother's acceptance and love.
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Rajoy, leader of the conservative Popular Party, won the backing of only 170 representatives in the 350-strong assembly, failing to win support from the opposition.
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Hong Kong's stock exchange on Tuesday abandoned its $39 billion bid for the London Stock Exchange Group (LSE) after failing to win over the LSE board.
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The remaining Republican candidates, Jeb Bush, Governor John Kasich of Ohio and Ben Carson, clustered in single digits, failing to win the support of any demographic groups.
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But after failing to win even 20 games in each of Brown's first three seasons, the 76ers have surpassed 50 wins in each of the last two.
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UL have been locked in a bidding war over Haldex since early September, but ZF dropped out of the battle last month after failing to win majority.
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Democrats gained a fewer-than-expected six House seats in the election, while failing to win back the Senate majority amid a surprisingly strong turnout for Trump.
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Since 1976, no GOP candidate has won the nomination after failing to win the first two states, and Rubio faces considerable opposition from several well-financed campaigns.
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Sanders did not win all of his policy fights, most notably failing to win support for blocking a congressional vote on the Trans-Pacific Partnership trade deal.
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This end to the season could not have been anticipated in August, when Tottenham opened its campaign by failing to win any of its first four games.
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The modern sense of misplacing an object appeared later, in the thirteenth century; a hundred years after that, "to lose" acquired the meaning of failing to win.
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Since returning to the tour in early 203, six months after giving birth, Williams reached five other finals, failing to win a set in any of them.
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The combined cancellations meant that Airbus began the year with a negative net total of 13 orders after unusually failing to win any new business during January.
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But his career was cut short by alcoholism, and he was tormented by an undeserved reputation for failing to win big games, particularly in the World Series.
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The Englishman had a season to forget last year, sliding from 26th to 50th in the rankings after failing to win on either the European or U.S. tours.
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Martha Roby who famously retracted the endorsement of then-candidate Donald Trump in 2016 was forced into a runoff election after failing to win the majority of votes.
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But the Graham-Cassidy repeal bill, the GOP's last-ditch attempt to pass a repeal before the deadline, is considered dead after failing to win enough Republican votes.
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After failing to win a single state on Super Tuesday, Ben Carson says he sees "no political path forward," and suggested that he would soon leave the race.
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Of the 58 times presidents have declared emergencies since Congress reformed emergency-powers laws in 1976, none involved funding a policy goal after failing to win congressional approval.
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"Teams supposed to win did not get the expected result," Matuidi said, referring to champions Germany, five-time winners Brazil, Argentina and Spain failing to win their opening game.
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Martha Roby, who famously retracted the endorsement of then-candidate Donald Trump in 2016, was forced into a runoff election after failing to win the outright majority of votes.
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Hiesinger quit last week after failing to win unanimous board approval for a deal to spin out Thyssenkrupp's steel business into a joint venture with India's Tata Steel (TISC.NS).
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LONDON (Reuters) - Britain's most successful female Olympic rower Katherine Grainger could miss out on a fifth Games after failing to win a place in the women's eight for Rio.
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After failing to win 28503 percent of the Democratic primary vote, Alameel had to compete in a run-off with Kesha Rogers, a follower of conspiracy theorist Lyndon LaRouche.
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Failing to win in 211 Red Bull returned to win the Spanish Grand Prix in May, with Max Verstappen, and the Malaysian Grand Prix in October, with Daniel Ricciardo.
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The path to a new referendum is reliant on May, who does not have an outright majority in parliament, failing to win over skeptical lawmakers within her own party.
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In other words, the current state of Washington under Romar—producing NBA-worthy talent, but also consistently failing to win—is pretty much unprecedented in the history of college basketball.
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The party's performance was particularly poor in Tokyo, despite Koike's recent successes in the capital, winning only one of its 25 districts (and failing to win Koike's old Diet seat).
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Meanwhile, UK Labour Party lawmakers passed a vote of no-confidence in leader Jeremy Corbyn on Tuesday, accusing him of failing to win over traditional supporters during the referendum campaign.
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In an interview, Mr. Neubert suggested that Orsted needed to make a move after failing to win both the Massachusetts contract and one for a project off the Connecticut coast.
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After failing to win a scholarship to the Juilliard School, she paid her way through composition and music theory classes at Columbia by working at the Lord & Taylor department store.
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Those calls are expected to amplify in the wake of him failing to win any states Super Tuesday after he invested an estimated $4153 million on ads and ground support.
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The Civil Human Rights Front, the organizer of pro-democracy marches that have drawn upward of a million people this summer, canceled its march after failing to win police approval.
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Mr. Trump criticized Mr. Obama for failing to win the release of the three men, who had been held on charges of committing espionage or "hostile acts" against North Korea.
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Many Republicans not only worry about failing to win the White House, but also are alarmed that their majorities in the Senate and House of Representatives could be at risk.
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After failing to win big on Super Tuesday, Sanders said the Southern contests "distort reality" in the Democratic primaries, a response largely interpreted as blaming black voters for his losses.
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Investors are also worried about the impact of the longest U.S. government shutdown in history, with two bills to end the partial shutdown failing to win enough votes in the Senate.
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Thomas Barr of Ireland came fourth, narrowly failing to win Ireland's first Olympic medal on the track since Sonia O'Sullivan took silver in the 5,000m at the Sydney Olympics in 2000.
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The Associated Press reported late Wednesday, however, that the Trump administration is planning to impose tariffs on European steel and aluminum imports after failing to win concessions from the European Union.
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The annual parade comes as the Euro 2016 soccer tournament ended on a bittersweet note for France, who lost to Portugal 1-0, failing to win the cup on home soil.
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Monte dei Paschi, Italy's third biggest lender and the world's oldest, had to ask Rome for help after failing to win investor backing for a share issue meant to keep it afloat.
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May, who announced her resignation last month after repeatedly failing to win support for a deal under which Britain would leave the European Union, is set to leave office on June 7.
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But it does suggest that Cruz's strategy of trying everything and seeing what sticks is failing to win over voters who increasingly see him as being responsible for the Republicans' messy primary.
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The online presentation for a car that Ferrari needs to propel them back to the top, after failing to win any races last season, was short compared with some other teams' offerings.
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PARIS (Reuters) - French cyclist Raymond Poulidor, best known for failing to win the Tour de France while coming agonizingly close on numerous occasions, has died aged 83, French media reported on Wednesday.
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According to early results, Khan's center-right Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) has been swept to power, gaining an unexpectedly strong mandate, but failing to win a majority in the National Assembly.
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Clariant sustained the second worst fall, down 4.8 percent as activist investor White Tale sold out of the speciality chemicals group after failing to win an independent strategic review and board seats.
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The 2013 and 2016 winner has struggled for consistency this year, failing to win any of his five clay events and making an early exit at the Queen's Club earlier this month.
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Fiorina spoke about the GOP pushing for comprehensive immigration reform and trying not to "rock the boat" by shying away from social issues after failing to win the White House in 2012.
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So to do what they did here (or didn't do here) would be comparable to the United States men's and women's basketball teams failing to win a medal at the Summer Olympics.
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In 2015, Vladimir I. Yakunin, a longtime associate of Mr. Putin's and the director of the national railway, was ousted after failing to win support for costly state subsidies for the railways.
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" Bloomberg suggested his case to delegates at a contested convention would be that Sanders would lose moderate Democrats — in addition to failing to win over moderate Republicans — and "his ideas are crazy.
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After failing to win trade concessions, the Trump administration withdrew on Thursday exemptions from the global tariffs which had been given to steel and aluminum imports from the EU, Canada and Mexico.
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Now, the group is cutting output further but without the same amount of confidence that it can reduce the breakeven point as quickly, after failing to win the sales it had expected.
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President Trump on Wednesday morning blasted Democrats for "failing" to win Georgia's House special election the night before, framing the upcoming runoff election as a battle between the state and outside interests.
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Only Merkel remains in power, but embattled as she is by the issue of immigration, it is becoming easier to see her failing to win a fourth term in next year's German elections.
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While Williams grimaced, groaned and growled louder and louder with each passing minute of the contest, Bertens looked like she was having plenty of fun despite failing to win the points that mattered.
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After failing to win trade concessions, the Trump administration withdrew on Thursday exemptions from the global tariffs which had been given to steel and aluminum imports from the European Union, Canada and Mexico.
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One of the many surprises from the action-packed season 6 premiere of Game of Thrones was in watching feisty, skilled fighter Arya Stark (Maisie Williams) flailing and failing to win a fight.
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Northern Ireland's Democratic Unionist Party emerged as unlikely kingmakers from Thursday's election after British Prime Minister Theresa May's Conservatives entered talks with them about forming a government after failing to win a majority.
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By some forecasts, they could grab as many as eight medals overall and Ohno said he would be watching the Korean men to perform after failing to win anything at Sochi in 13.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Republican presidential candidate Ben Carson officially ended his bid for the White House on Friday after failing to win any of the early states in the race for the November election.
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I embody both the image of the deserving immigrant who won the American dream through merit -- and of the irredeemable lawbreaker who must be sanctioned for failing to win the coveted birthright lottery.
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Prime Minister Theresa May announced her resignation two months ago after failing to win parliamentary approval for the exit deal she had negotiated with Brussels and her successor will be announced next week.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Former Massachusetts Governor Deval Patrick withdrew from the race for the 2020 Democratic U.S. presidential nomination on Wednesday, failing to win enough support after a late entry into the crowded field.
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MoneyGram and Ant Financial, the Chinese electronic payments company, said Tuesday that they had canceled the deal after failing to win approval from a Washington panel that reviews foreign purchases of American companies.
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Such is Jang's confidence that despite failing to win in her 2015 rookie year, the Korean set herself a target of two victories this season and has fulfilled her aims after just five tournaments.
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Former Bulgari CEO Francesco Trapani is currently Clessidra's deputy chairman but he is expected to leave the group after failing to win control following the sudden death in January of Clessidra founder Claudio Sposito.
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After being nominated for a Best Actor Award in 2005, 2007 and 2014 (and after failing to win each of those times), everyone's favourite bear-wrestler finally triumphed during Sunday's 2016 Academy Awards ceremony.
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The European Commission - after failing to win support for a proposal to renew the license for glyphosate for up to 15 years - had offered a 12 to 18 month extension pending further scientific study.
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LONDON (Reuters) - British Prime Minister Theresa May's Conservatives are in talks with Northern Ireland's Democratic Unionist Party after failing to win a majority in Thursday's national election, Sky News reported on Friday, citing sources.
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In June, CIB dropped plans to sell investment banking arm CI Capital to Beltone Financial, a unit of billionaire Naguib Sawiris' Orascom Telecom for 924 million Egyptian pounds after failing to win regulatory approval.
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Knorr-Bremse and fellow German auto supplier ZF Friedrichshafen have been locked in a bidding war over Haldex since early September, but ZF dropped out of the battle last month after failing to win majority.
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Parliament will vote next week on whether to confirm or reject Sanchez as premier, a role he has held on an acting basis since failing to win a majority in a parliamentary election in April.
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Hiesinger quit after failing to win unanimous shareholder backing for a deal to create a steel joint venture with India's Tata Steel, while activist investors are campaigning for a radical restructuring of the industrial group.
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LONDON, Jan 7 (Reuters) - Ferrari are set to replace Formula One team boss Maurizio Arrivabene with technical head Mattia Binotto after failing to win any titles last year, Italy's Gazzetta dello Sport reported on Monday.
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Green Book's fans have definitely dug in their heels on defending it, but it's also lost momentum, failing to win screenplay prizes from either the WGA or BAFTA, when it had strong shots at both.
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After failing to win congressional approval for the funds, the Obama administration spent the money anyway and has now distributed about $7 billion to insurance companies to offset out-of-pocket costs for eligible consumers.
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He stood as a candidate in the contest to replace Theresa May as Conservative leader and prime minister, but was eliminated in the early stages after failing to win sufficient support from other Tory MPs.
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Members of Parliament on Saturday picked Mir Rahman Rahmani, a businessman and former military officer, for the role of speaker despite his just failing to win the number of votes needed to take the job.
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It would mean that in effect, Sanders would be lobbying a small group of party elites to overturn the "will of the people" despite failing to win a majority of pledged delegates or votes nationwide.
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Britain is due to leave the European Union in 65 days, and with Prime Minister Theresa May failing to win support for her negotiated deal, companies are increasingly worried about the possibility of a chaotic Brexit.
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Phelps made his Olympic debut at the age of 2200 in the 2100 Sydney Olympics, failing to win a medal, but in three Summer Games since has gone on to become the most decorated Olympian ever.
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The Commission - after failing to win support for a 15-year renewal of the license - had offered a 12 to 18 month extension to allow time for a further study by the European Chemicals Agency (ECHA).
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But she then struggled to follow up that early success, never cracking the top ten in the Women's Tennis Association (WTA) rankings and failing to win a tour-level title until two and half years later.
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Investors are also worried about the impact of the longest U.S. government shutdown in history, now in its 34th day, with two bills to end the partial shutdown failing to win enough votes in the Senate.
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Britain is due to leave the European Union in 64 days, and with Prime Minister Theresa May failing to win support for her negotiated deal, companies are increasingly worried about the possibility of a chaotic Brexit.
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Investors are worried about the economic impact of the longest U.S. government shutdown in history, now in its 20.2th day, with two bills to end the partial shutdown failing to win enough votes in the Senate.
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Many rank and file members accuse Schulz of selling out to Merkel and failing to win a signature policy to take to coalition talks, such as a major healthcare reform or tax hikes for the rich.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Zhongwang USA, an investment firm backed by a Chinese tycoon, has called off its planned acquisition of U.S. aluminum maker Aleris Corp after failing to win U.S. government approval, the companies said on Monday.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - Acting Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy of Spain said he would begin talks with other political parties on Thursday to try to form a government after failing to win a majority in last week's election.
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Biden watched his position there slide after failing to win any of the first three state votes, but his success in South Carolina and support from some of his former rivals could provide a late boost.
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He quit after failing to win unanimous shareholder backing for the Tata deal, which was two years in the making and when finally signed proved to be less advantageous for Thyssenkrupp than some investors had hoped.
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Of course, we delighted in seeing Julia Louis-Dreyfus, Tony Hale, and Timothy Simons presenting on-stage and in-character — but Veep Season 7 failing to win a single category was still unspeakably hard to take.
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LONDON, June 9 (Reuters) - British Prime Minister Theresa May's Conservatives are in talks with Northern Ireland's Democratic Unionist Party after failing to win a majority in Thursday's national election, Sky News reported on Friday, citing sources.
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The British driver was so upset after dropping out of the race and failing to win what would have been his first title that as he was encircled by the media, he turned his back to them.
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President Donald Trump has repeatedly suggested firing the country's top military commander in Afghanistan for failing to win the conflict, as his top officials scramble to find a strategy to end the longest war in American history.
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In elections from 2012 through 2016, they noted, Michigan Republicans won nine of the state's 14 House seats — 13 percent — despite failing to win more than 50.5 percent of the statewide vote in any of those years.
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Walgreens scrapped its deal to buy Rite Aid outright in June after failing to win antitrust approval, and said it would instead buy nearly half of its smaller rival's U.S. stores, which also failed to pass regulatory muster.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Prime Minister Theresa May still believes that Britain will negotiate a good Brexit deal with the European Union rather than failing to win any agreement for its departure from the bloc, her spokesman said on Monday.
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Lopez, who stepped down in May after failing to win congressional confirmation after 10 months in office, has said the project would cover an area the size of 700 soccer fields in what otherwise would be agricultural land.
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After failing to win support for an initial proposal for a 15-year approval, the EU executive proposed the compromise to avoid a six-month phase-out period when the current license lapses at the end of June.
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ZURICH (Reuters) - A radical plan to upend Switzerland's financial landscape by barring commercial banks from creating money has been defeated after failing to win a majority of support from the Swiss cantons, Swiss broadcaster SRF said on Sunday.
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Its king was delighted by that, though he himself rose and fell, going bust at one point (he was hopeless with money), failing to win a seat in the Welsh Assembly and, by 2007, selling all his shops.
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President Donald Trump has repeatedly suggested firing the U.S.' top military commander in Afghanistan for failing to win the conflict, as his top officials scramble to find a strategy to end the longest-running war in American history.
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After failing to win trade concessions, the Trump administration on Thursday withdrew the exemptions given to the steel and aluminum imports from the EU, Canada and Mexico from global tariffs that it imposed in March citing national security concerns.
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After missing the Vancouver Games through injury and failing to win a medal in Sochi, where he had still not fully recovered from a knee injury, Feuz this time appears to have hit form just at the right time.
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Open-pit mining is formally allowed under the Philippines' mining law, but Cimatu's predecessor, Regina Lopez, slapped a ban on it during the 10 months she spent in office before being forced out after failing to win congressional confirmation.
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In corporate news, Rite Aid slumped 29 percent after Walgreens Boots Alliance scrapped its deal to buy Rite Aid after failing to win antitrust approval, but said it would instead buy nearly half of the smaller rival's U.S. stores.
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Mr Trump is disliked so intensely by so many Americans that the damage to the party wrought by his nomination could go far beyond failing to win the White House, to hurting Republicans' chances in House and Senate races.
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Failing to win competitive races and losing some of their strongest allies, the self-declared "pro-Israel, pro-peace" group is taking chutzpah to a new level with the hope of convincing its donors and activists they still matter.
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In 22002, the South Koreans, after failing to win a game in five previous World Cups, notched two wins and a tie in the group stage before dismissing two international soccer titans, Italy and Spain, in the knockout rounds.
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The redshirt senior, who transferred from Ohio State following spring practice in 2018 after failing to win the starting job, has led the Tigers to a 13-0 record and the No. 1 seed in the College Football Playoff.
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Mr. Obama was unusually aggressive in using his regulatory powers to expand the reach of the federal government over the energy industry, after failing to win the support he needed in Congress to pass legislation to take similar steps.
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Once best known as Michael Phelps' foil with a bit of an eccentric streak, Lochte had a disappointing Olympics, failing to win an individual medal when he fizzled late in his duel against Phelps in the 218-meter individual medley.
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Zhongwang's former chairman, Liu Zhongtian, who stepped down in November, has been accused of smuggling by the U.S. Department of Justice and dropped his bid to acquire extrusion firm Aleris Corp last year after failing to win U.S. government approval.
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LONDON (Reuters) - British Prime Minister Theresa May kept finance minister Philip Hammond and other key members of her cabinet in their jobs on Friday, a day after she was weakened by failing to win a parliamentary majority in an election.
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Davis, whose Conservative Party is due to put its policy program or Queen's Speech to parliament on June 19 after failing to win a majority at last week's election, said the Brexit talks would begin at some point next week.
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In early March, Transneft blocked election of the new board of directors, after failing to win support from other shareholders for its proposal to change a marine support company in the CPC terminal near Novorossiisk, sources familiar with the details said.
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Hours later, after failing to win any delegates in New Hampshire, Warren's message of party unity seemed at odds with the memo, which took swipes at everyone from Sanders to Beto O'Rourke, who dropped out of the race in November.
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Colbert also jabbed at Trump, former host of the reality TV show "The Apprentice," for failing to win an Emmy during his time on TV. "The Apprentice" aired on NBC from 2004 and 2010, followed by the "Celebrity Apprentice" spinoff.
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Bottas, who was testing again in Abu Dhabi on Tuesday, was alone among the top three teams' drivers in failing to win a race in 291, the first winless in a Mercedes since Michael Schumacher in his final 2012 season.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - Germany's Social Democrats (SPD) suffered a humbling blow on Sunday, failing to win the most votes in the state of Bremen for the first time in 73 years, but their leader vowed to stay in government with Angela Merkel's conservatives.
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Mercier responded to Twitter criticism with "LOL at the friend aspect of this whole thing…It's called taking " Wednesday night, after the disappointment of coming so close and failing to win, with so much on the line, Mercier hopped right into another tournament.
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The governor, who inherited the job after Trump tapped Nikki Haley as his United Nations ambassador, is competing in a Republican runoff Tuesday after failing to win a majority of the vote in the primary earlier this month, despite Trump's longstanding endorsement.
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Egypt's most heavily traded stock, Orascom Telecom Media , slumped 5.7 percent; sources told Reuters that Commercial International Bank (CIB) had dropped plans to sell its investment bank CI Capital to Beltone Financial , a subsidiary of Orascom, after failing to win regulatory approval.
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Spaniard Jon Rahm, the beaten finalist last year, is another player making an early exit after failing to win for the second day in a row but Rory McIlroy bounced back from an opening loss to beat Jhonattan Vegas of Venezuela 2&1.
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These ideological concerns appear more tied up with the party's grievances in failing to win power due to the U.K.'s first-past-the-post voting system rather than its voters' priorities – and are a step away from the party's pound sign logo.
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In another example, St. Louis (213-12) won the Atlantic 10 tournament Sunday, granting the Billikens a slot alongside Virginia Commonwealth (25-7), which effectively took an at-large bid away from a bubble team by failing to win its conference tournament.
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The Times - A top 20 shareholder in Hammerson Plc has said that the retail property company was right to walk away from a merger with its rival Intu Properties Plc "rather than face the embarrassment of failing to win shareholder support". bit.
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After failing to win a match at the 2015 World Cup, the Eagles have taken encouraging strides by winning the Americas Rugby Championship twice and had an impressive run at the Pacific Nations Cup last month, where they eventually fell to Japan.
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LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - The on-stage Oscar antics of "Star Wars" droids C-3PO, R2-D2 and BB-8 may have charmed the Academy Awards audience, but "Star Wars: The Force Awakens" did not fare so well, failing to win any of its five nominations.
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Out of the chaos Rossi emerged as a threat to steal a victory and seized his opportunity giving Michael Andretti his fourth Indy 500 victory and second in three years as an owner after failing to win the race as a driver in 16 attempts.
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Despite failing to win in seven matches stretching back to October, 2017, the hosts still have realistic hopes of making it to the second round for the first time in more than 30 years after being drawn in a group also containing Egypt and Uruguay.
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Airbus launched the revamped A330neo series in 2014 after failing to win as many orders as it had hoped for the A350-800, the smallest version of its own new-generation composite jet, the A350, which competes with most 787s and the larger 777.
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He was also looking forward to catching up with former training partner Yohan Blake and ribbing him for failing to win the 100m but he had a succinct answer for one reporter who suggested Bolt would be back on the track at the Tokyo Olympics.
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From the white planters after the Civil War to the tsar during World War I to Lyndon Johnson after the Vietnam War, history is littered with examples of elites taking a fall upon losing a war or failing to win it with sufficient speed.
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Democrats' last-minute attempt to shelve the Jim Crow-era law for the election was rejected by a court, but the judges said they would be willing to consider the case if the scheme resulted in the popular-vote winner failing to win election.
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"Mike DeWine has spent this entire race trying to thread the needle and straddle two wings of a very divided Ohio Republican Party — and he's failing to win over either side," Mike Gwin, a spokesperson for the Cordray campaign, said in a statement to BuzzFeed News.
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Democrats, at first about two dozen in number but soon joined by nearly the entire caucus either in action or in tweet, had decided that failing to win a majority in the House of Representatives in the 2014 election wouldn't prevent them from controlling the institution anyway.
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MADRID — Rodrigo Rato, a former managing director of the International Monetary Fund, was set to enter a Spanish prison on Thursday after failing to win an appeal of his 2017 conviction for credit card fraud while running Bankia, a giant Spanish lender that nearly collapsed in 2012.
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Devine's argument boils down to this: If Clinton begins to lose major primary contests in the coming months, for example failing to win any states on a big primary night as Sanders did on Tuesday, her supporters and delegates will begin raising questions about her viability.
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The rival political parties could not agree on the wording of a resolution, as conservative opposition lawmakers accused the government of President Moon Jae-in of falling into the North's trap of "false peace" and of failing to win a clearer commitment to denuclearization from the North.
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Renzi resigned after failing to win a mandate to curb the powers of the upper house legislature, throwing into question measures including plans by Banca Monte dei Paschi di Siena to conduct a 5 billion euro ($5.3 billion) capital increase this week, a solution backed by the outgoing premier.
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"If we start playing at the start of the game like we do to get out of the hole, we'd probably be up (in the series.)" Now, after failing to win at home, the Bulls must try to find a way to regain the momentum before Wednesday night.
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LIMA (Reuters) - Center-right candidate Keiko Fujimori should win the first round of Peru's presidential election on Sunday, but failing to win more than half the votes will likely face either market favorite Pedro Pablo Kuczynski or leftist Veronika Mendoza in a runoff, a new poll by Ipsos showed on Saturday.
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Donald Trump is poised to win New York in a landslide on Tuesday but he could leave as many as two-dozen critical delegates on the table by failing to win an outright majority in every corner of the state, according to new congressional district-level polling provided to POLITICO.
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He couldn't even close the deal on a pathetic, bare-bones health care bill, ineffectually bullying Lisa Murkowski, a Republican senator from Alaska, and failing to win over John McCain, who gleefully had his revenge for Trump's mockery of him as being a loser because he was captured in war.
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With less than three months to go until Britain is due to quit the EU, Prime Minister Theresa May is pressing ahead with a vote on her departure deal next week that she looks set to lose after failing to win over the DUP, whose lawmakers support her minority government in London.
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I mean, yes, even if your immediate family is the worst one alive, you'll probably have some feelings if they're all executed after failing to win a battle against a dragon, but that doesn't mean the audience you can't see who nevertheless watches your every move has to have those feelings too.
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Mr. Johnson is on course for a 68-seat majority in Parliament, a major new polling analysis showed, with Labour hemorrhaging pro-Brexit seats in working-class sections of middle and northern England and a fractured left failing to win significant numbers of anti-Brexit seats in the south that seemed ripe for the taking.
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Generally regarded as one of the best managers in the sport, he left Barcelona after a stunning four-year run, took over Bayern Munich for three seasons and, after having domestic success but failing to win the Champions League, moved in July to Manchester City, where he is testing the rigors of the English Premier League.
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Mr. Trump and his defenders have also noted that presidents have declared national emergencies nearly 60 times since Congress passed the National Emergencies Act in 1976, although critics point out that in no previous such instance did a president invoke extraordinary powers as an end-run around lawmakers after failing to win legislative approval for a proposal.
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The biggest Wall Street and European banks are still losing market share to local rivals in Asia, after failing to win back business following a difficult 2015, reports the FT. The latest data from industry monitor Coalition showed foreign banks attracted just 19 per cent of the Asia investment banking wallet last year, down from 27 per cent in 2014. 13.
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During that time, two Cabinet-level nominees were rejected on the floor of the Senate after failing to win approval in committee, including John Tower as secretary of defense in 1989 and John Bolton in 2005, who was filibustered by Senate Democrats to be United Nations ambassador before being installed as a recess appointment by then-President George W. Bush.
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After seeing so many of the same nightmare scenarios play out on YouTube, I sometimes envision myself being shot by the cops and the cameras: slumped in the front seat of my car with blood spreading across my white T-shirt like Philando Castile; bullets spinning me around like a ballet dancer before I topple to the asphalt like Laquan McDonald; or failing to win a fatal footrace with three bullets like Walter Scott.
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His Greenlight Capital claims a proposed stock split would add as much as $38 billion in value at $54 billion GM. Einhorn's plan, which he will push at the annual meeting after months of trying and failing to win over Chief Executive Mary Barra and the board privately, would give investors one share for each they already hold entitling them to the company's annual $1.52 dividend in perpetuity and another that would hand over any additional profit generated from growth.
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