But now the Republican majority is hanging by a thread.
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SAYVILLE "Hanging by a Thread," solo exhibition by Renee Reilly.
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Kasich is hanging by a thread until Michigan and Ohio. Mrs.
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Kim Kardashian's nearly gone bust ... but she's hanging by a thread.
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The loss left Barty's world number one ranking hanging by a thread.
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The legitimacy of the whole system is still hanging by a thread.
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"Our bodies were all hanging by a thread in London," she said.
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"For eastern North Carolina farmers, we're hanging by a thread," Jones said.
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Triumph or tragedy hanging by a thread, or more accurately, a wagging tail.
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But the truth is, people on both sides are hanging by a thread.
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"It looks like it's hanging by a thread," he said, squinting with concern.
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And a strict point system is used to keep workers hanging by a thread.
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HANNITY: The prime minister seems to be hanging by a thread from my observation.
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MoviePass, the beloved and beleaguered movie theater subscription service, is hanging by a thread.
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Each characters' motivation is hanging by a thread: Why is Lex Luthor doing this?
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The noise keeps me frazzled, isolated, and often feeling like I'm hanging by a thread.
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Also unaware of Lenhart's murder is Baptist, whose life is currently hanging by a thread.
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President-elect Keane is hanging by a thread and she hasn't even officially taken office.
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Some major retailers are hanging by a thread in trying to stave off bankruptcy filings.
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"Britain's energy security and decarbonisation strategy are hanging by a thread," said French consultant Thibault Laconde.
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An alcohol abuser and incorrigible gadfly, his family's affection for him is hanging by a thread.
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MORE (R-Ariz.) announced minutes before the speech left the bill's fate hanging by a thread.
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Folks were hanging by a thread are managing to close all deals in the 11th hour.
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With legal abortion hanging by a thread, it's time to show that same leadership on abortion rights.
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Where we stand "We're hanging by a thread right now," one GOP aide told CNN Monday night.
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But the rationale used to justify the Bakke and Texas decisions is also hanging by a thread.
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The stunning defeat in the Senate leaves the GOP's hopes for Obamacare repeal hanging by a thread.
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But the threat to the Iran deal of 2015, now hanging by a thread, could change all that.
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Since then, I feel like nothing shouldn't be taken for granted, because it's all hanging by a thread.
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Wade remains the law of the land for now, the landmark 1973 decision is hanging by a thread.
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Adding to its litany of financial woes, South Africa's investment-grade credit rating is hanging by a thread.
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Pulse-pounding action has him hanging by a thread and, at one point, by his own prosthetic foot.
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The deal, opposed by the Saudis, is now hanging by a thread because Mr. Trump abrogated America's commitment.
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Britain's hopes of reaching the Budapest showdown are hanging by a thread after falling 2-0 behind in Slovakia.
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That's one reason why the 11th-hour effort by Republicans is hanging by a thread, with holdouts including Alaska Sen.
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Maria would have seriously damaged a healthy grid, but Puerto Rico's was hanging by a thread after years without maintenance.
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Folks, I am not exaggerating when I say it looked like the tip of my finger was hanging by a thread.
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Whatever trust the American people still had in its political parties and elected officials is likely hanging by a thread now.
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"The market's confidence in the central bank is really hanging by a thread and is very fragile," said SEB's Per Hammarlund.
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If we all paid something in taxes it might also increase national cohesion, something that is currently hanging by a thread.
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The America that I know and love is hanging by a thread, and Trump's scandalous camarilla is playing with the shears.
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Only one global ratings agency, Moody's, still gives South Africa an investment-grade rating, but it is hanging by a thread.
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Some fans have probably forgotten that there really was a moment when it felt like his career was hanging by a thread.
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Ohio State's NCAA Tournament dreams are hanging by a thread following a 77-71 home loss to No. 17 Maryland on Tuesday.
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"I believe that as far back as July 2016, if not even farther, their marriage was hanging by a thread," she wrote.
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Nick Young is fiercely trying to save his relationship with Iggy Azalea ... with multiple sources telling us it's hanging by a thread.
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But props to her, because at least she's aware that she's pretty much hanging by a thread this far along in the competition.
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The Detroit Pistons' playoff chances are hanging by a thread, making Wednesday's home contest against the Toronto Raptors a virtual must-win affair.
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The mall had been hanging by a thread after it lost its two main anchors, Montgomery Ward and JC Penney, several years before.
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Net neutrality is hanging by a thread, but there's still a small flicker of hope in the midst of the internet's impending doomsday.
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The Seattle Mariners are hanging by a thread in their quest for the postseason and are running out of time in a hurry.
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My Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals protections are hanging by a thread since the Trump administration eliminated the DACA program with an executive order.
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Germany's ruling coalition government is hanging by a thread, potentially having major implications on the country's spending habits and wider reforms across the continent.
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Rob Kardashian and Blac Chyna's TV career together is looking short and NOT sweet -- season 2 of their show is now hanging by a thread.
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"Bosnia is hanging by a thread, and Dodik and Covic want to cut it," said Reuf Bajrovic, a leader of the Civic Alliance of Bosnia.
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"Access to abortion is hanging by a thread in this country, and this case is what could snap that thread," she said in a statement.
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And yet these two individuals maintain their standing to pursue a case that has once again left the Affordable Care Act hanging by a thread.
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"The Constitution is hanging by a thread [and] that thread has just been cut," said Beck, who supports Cruz's White House run, according to CNN.
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Yatseniuk's government has been hanging by a thread since three smaller parties quit his coalition and President Petro Poroshenko pushed for the premier to resign.
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Economists say a large-scale nuclear new build is something South Africa, whose last investment-grade credit rating is hanging by a thread, can ill afford.
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The other, Jeff Mateer, nominated to serve as a district court judge in Texas, was already hanging by a thread although he has not officially withdrawn.
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Yatseniuk's unpopular government has been hanging by a thread since three smaller parties quit his coalition and President Petro Poroshenko pushed for the premier to resign.
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While the Cubs' postseason fate is set – they will face Washington in the National League Division Series – the Cardinals' playoff hopes are hanging by a thread.
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"A Likud victory is possible but it's hanging by a thread," said Abraham Diskin, political science professor at Jerusalem's Hebrew University, referring to Netanyahu's right-wing party.
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It's almost as if Sunderland fans like the gut-wrenching anxiety of it, as if they like hanging by a thread at the bottom of the Premier League.
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As we previously reported ... the relationship is hanging by a thread with sources saying Nick is trying feverishly to fix everything destroyed by D'Angelo Russell's bro code killing video.
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"Immigrants are hanging by a thread because anything could be cause for deportation," said Gabriela Liguori, director of the Argentina Commission for Refugees and Migrants, an immigrant rights group.
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After months of hanging by a thread, Barneys announced it would officially close its doors on February 23, marking the end of an era for the iconic luxury department store.
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Ms. Rousseff, Brazil's first female president, was supposed to be preparing to greet world leaders, not enduring the humiliation of an impeachment battle that has her hanging by a thread.
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His career in the Netherlands was hanging by a thread due to doubts about his dedication and he spent years bouncing around from one professional speed skating team to another.
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"It's close but everything is hanging by a thread because of the political situation in the UK," one diplomat familiar with an EU briefing of national envoys on Friday told Reuters.
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"We are hanging by a thread," Dr. Juan Nazario, executive director of the hospital, told him, adding that officials decide day to day which bills — payroll, medication, suppliers — they can pay.
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"The O.E.C.D. process is hanging by a thread and the consequences of failure are underappreciated by European sovereigns," said Itai Grinberg, an international tax policy professor at Georgetown University Law Center.
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The spotlight was harsh: The New York Times: After weeks of tough headlines and allegations of ethical lapses and excessive spending, the administrator's job is described as hanging by a thread.
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"Abortion access in Louisiana is already hanging by a thread," said Nancy Northup, the president of the Center for Reproductive Rights, which will argue the case on behalf of June Medical.
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Donald Trump's announcement Tuesday that he is pulling the United States out of the Iran nuclear deal created geopolitical shockwaves, and left the future of the landmark agreement hanging by a thread.
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The Eskom crisis is a potential threat to the country's credit rating, which is hanging by a thread with Moody's the last of the top three agencies to rate it investment grade.
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Shulkin's job of overseeing the nation's biggest integrated health-care system was widely considered to be hanging by a thread, along with that of other high-level officials in the Trump administration.
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By then, the door was hanging by a thread and had bullet holes in it, the hangar was practically destroyed, and there was a stolen car at the foot of the bed.
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Because of the shutdown, the park was "hanging by a thread," said Ken Yager, 59, a professional climber who came to Yosemite more than four decades ago and never left the area.
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As we reported ... Mama's already lost Honey Boo Boo -- she's moved out and is living with her older sister, Pumpkin -- and now her future on TV appears to be hanging by a thread.
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Shulkin's job of overseeing the nation's biggest integrated health-care system was widely considered to be hanging by a thread, due to several issues, including an ethics probe over a trip to Europe.
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His electability argument — which he clings to despite the fact that he was blown out in Iowa, the kind of Midwest state he's supposed to appeal to — is now hanging by a thread.
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Shulkin's job of overseeing the nation's biggest integrated health-care system was widely considered to be hanging by a thread Friday, along with that of other high-level officials in the Trump administration.
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What impact that gambit had was unclear, but with his parliamentary majority hanging by a thread as the count continued, Morrison acknowledged that whatever the outcome, voters were clearly disillusioned with his party.
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But emotional testimony Ford delivered to the Senate Judiciary Committee last week, and the judge's own explosive and partisan performance, raised doubts about his temperament and left his hopes hanging by a thread.
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Only one global ratings agency, Moody's, still gives South Africa an investment-grade rating, but that rating is hanging by a thread and if it falls the government's borrowing costs would almost certainly rise.
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Corbyn said on Wednesday Labour would vote against a Brexit deal based on May's own proposals, the strongest warning yet to a prime minister whose plan to leave the EU is hanging by a thread.
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When the ambassador's job was hanging by a thread, and even though the UK government was standing behind him, Johnson refused to say he would keep Darroch in office in the face of Trump's outrage.
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Stocks right now are hanging by a thread, boosted by a bonanza of corporate buying unrivaled in market history and held back by a burst in investor selling that also has set a new record.
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Corbyn said this week that Labour would vote against a Brexit deal based on May's proposals, the strongest warning yet to a prime minister whose plan to leave the EU is hanging by a thread.
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Washington (CNN)With the Senate Republican health care bill barely hanging by a thread, President Donald Trump has been making calls in recent days, trying to woo GOP lawmakers who have deep reservations about the legislation.
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EPA Administrator Scott Pruitt is still hanging by a thread after a dizzying sequence of scandals, although the President can change on a dime, so there's no guarantee he'll be in the job by week's end.
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Corbyn said on Wednesday Labour would vote against a Brexit deal based on Theresa May's proposals, the strongest warning yet to a prime minister whose plan to leave the European Union is hanging by a thread.
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A lot of immigration lawyers and advocates say the process is inadequate and out of step with other countries, including the US. 'I couldn't risk waiting for them literally when my life was hanging by a thread.
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But the pact is now hanging by a thread and Britain was thrust more directly into the confrontation on July 4, when its Royal Marines seized an Iranian tanker, the Grace 1, off the coast of Gibraltar.
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And they come at a time when the government of Prime Minister Theresa May is hanging by a thread, and when a new debate is in progress over what Britain's future relationship with Europe ought to be.
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I really can't tell if we're in a constitutional crisis, and things are hanging by a thread, or if I'm just consuming a lot of news that's too panicked and it's just stuff I disagree with happening.
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SEOUL (Reuters) - South Korea has given Olympic vault champion Yang Hak-seon some breathing room in his race to regain fitness after injury left his chances of making the team for the Rio Games hanging by a thread.
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Mr. Sharif's political future is hanging by a thread and his daughter's prospects are now in jeopardy, but the prime minister and his party, the Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N), appear to be in a fighting mood.
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Nina Shea, a specialist on and advocate for faith groups in the Middle East, said Mr Pence's statement could portend rescue at the 11th hour at a time when religious diversity in the region was hanging by a thread.
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May's future, which she herself had curtailed by offering to resign to get her deal through parliament, was hanging by a thread after she softened her position on a second Brexit referendum and customs arrangements with the European Union.
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He leads Bernal by 2750:30 going into the last two competitive stages in the mountains and while his yellow jersey seems to be hanging by a thread, Alaphilippe has shown he will not go down without a fight.
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Mr. Poroshenko, himself a product of the old system, has had his hands full with the Moscow-backed separatists in the east and unceasing political turmoil in Kiev, where Prime Minister Arseniy Yatsenyuk's government is hanging by a thread.
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Support for Yatseniuk's Western-backed government has plunged since he took power after the 2013/2014 Maidan protests and his government has been hanging by a thread since three parties quit the coalition, the first of them last September.
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British opposition leader Jeremy Corbyn said on Wednesday Labour would vote against a Brexit deal based on Theresa May's proposals, the strongest warning yet to a prime minister whose plan to leave the European Union is hanging by a thread.
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The moment of truth for the slow-selling airliner looms after just 10 years in service and leaves one of Europe's most visible international symbols hanging by a thread, despite a major airline investment in new cabins unveiled this month.
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We're told while Khloe's recent post made it appear as if she and Tristan were solid -- unveiling the baby's name as "our little girl," True Thompson -- sources tell us it's just a facade and their relationship is hanging by a thread.
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With less than four months left until the United Kingdom is due to leave the EU on March 29, May's premiership and her deal to stave off a disorderly departure or a bid to stop Brexit are hanging by a thread.
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"This issue, it's so big now that the entire Russia collusion narrative is hanging by a thread," he said, referencing media coverage of the investigations into the Trump campaign and possible ties to Russia's meddling in the presidential election last year.
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Eskom had less than 10 billion rand of cash, commercial banks had suspended lending and government officials feared the World Bank might do the same at a time when South Africa's last investment-grade credit ratings were hanging by a thread.
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Investors say the CEOs' resignations could slow the implementation of turnaround plans seen as critical to shoring up confidence in Africa's most industrialized economy, which has for years struggled to grow and whose last investment-grade credit rating is hanging by a thread.
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Investors say the CEOs' resignations could slow the implementation of turnaround plans seen as critical to shoring up confidence in Africa's most industrialised economy, which has for years struggled to grow and whose last investment-grade credit rating is hanging by a thread.
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The Iran nuclear deal is hanging by a thread: In the near term, Trump is facing a May decision about whether to again waive sanctions against Iran's oil sector, and has signaled he won't sign another waiver absent changes to the nuclear agreement.
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MONACO (Reuters) - The IAAF Council is awaiting news on Friday of Russia's progress in reforming its anti-doping operation when a negative report from the governing body's task force would likely leave the country's involvement in the Olympics hanging by a thread.
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The international community failed to apply the humanitarian resolutions, including lifting the siege, accessing aid to besieged areas, releasing detainees and applying the truce, he said Hanging by a thread A new round of peace talks was planned but no date has been announced.
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There are many examples of the building resembling a pile of stuff that just fell together and is hanging by a thread, but none are more illustrative than this:Yup, that's just, you know, the exposed frame of an office with some random boards on top.
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Peace talks on Syria were hanging by a thread after the opposition said it was demanding a pause (not quite, as yet, a walk-out) after an intensification of attacks by the regime of Bashar al-Assad in apparent violation of a month-old ceasefire.
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With McConnell's healthcare legislation already hanging by a thread in the Senate with no votes to spare, McCain's absence meant it would become impossible for the majority leader to round up the votes needed to move forward with the bill next week as planned.
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The Iran deal was already hanging by a thread after Trump announced earlier this year he would reimpose nuclear sanctions on Tehran in May if European allies do not agree to a supplemental agreement to punish Iran for issues not addressed in the nuclear accord.
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Moore's nomination has been hanging by a thread for days, as Republican senators have questioned his viability because of his past writings and comments, including views on women's advancement first reported by CNN's KFile, that would create an exceedingly heavy lift for Trump's former campaign adviser.
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The comments from France's top diplomat, made in an interview with French daily Le Parisien, were the strongest condemnation yet from Europe against the U.S. withdrawal, which has left the landmark 2015 deal hanging by a thread and created a deep divide between Washington and many of its allies.
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Her voice hoarse and her political career hanging by a thread, Prime Minister Theresa May stood up in Parliament on Tuesday afternoon and tried to narrow the choice before lawmakers: Vote for my deal, she said, or Britain might very well end up staying in the European Union.
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Image: NASA Earth ObservatoryLike that painful hangnail you've been eyeing for days—except billions of times larger, made of ice not keratin, and studied by dozens of scientists worldwide—a Delaware-sized glacier along Antarctica's Larsen C ice shelf is hanging by a thread, poised to break off into the ocean any day now.
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READ: There's still no Brexit deal and May is hanging by a thread The Northern Irish Democratic Unionist Party, which props up May's minority government, have warned that the agreement has the potential to breakup the United Kingdom, and a vocal group, including members of her own party, are holding out hope for a second referendum to potentially scupper Brexit altogether.
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Specifically, you should account for your supplies and your immediate family, check on your neighbors, do a quick check of your place if you're a homeowner, verify there are no limbs hanging by a thread or downed power lines threatening your home, call your insurance company, hire a professional to deal with any issues you can't safely deal with yourself, and then do nothing.
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British leader Theresa May's premiership is hanging by a thread and she can ill afford to appear alongside the unpopular Trump right now, especially after she was pictured holding the US President's hand during a visit to the White House in January, an image that whipped up derision in the UK. Opinion: Theresa May is wounded but still walking toward Brexit CNN's Dan Merica contributed to this report
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Had Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonThe exhaustion of Democrats' anti-Trump delusions Poll: Trump trails three Democrats by 10 points in Colorado Soft levels of support mark this year's Democratic primary MORE won, with Justice Kennedy closing in on retirement and the filibuster for Supreme Court nominees hanging by a thread, we would likely now have a 6-3 court in the progressives' favor, locking in the left's domination of the judicial branch for at least a generation.
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