The impact: The decision throws cold water on waivers for work requirements.
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And Wharton's analysis throws cold water on GOP promises of economic growth as a result of the tax plan.
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But Mr. Salles, with the benefit of hindsight and an astute ability to analyze the documentary record, throws cold water on this romantic notion.
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The report throws cold water on the sonic weapon explanation for the symptoms, repeating past findings that inaudible sound waves can't physically cause concussion symptoms.
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The decline in manufacturing and services activity suggested by the PMI indexes throws cold water on hopes that Brazil's deep recession could be nearing a bottom.
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Wilson says that Musk's "subsequent conduct" in his Twitter reply and in a series of emails with BuzzFeed throws cold water on the billionaire's dismissal claim.
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A new study by the Congressional Research Service throws cold water on the idea that the Trump administration's 2017 tax cuts were a boon to U.S. economic growth.
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However, Walsh throws cold water on the idea, pointing to the benefits the charter will provide, including the ability to make money off deposits, something it can't currently do.
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The term 'fat but fit' is a fallacy that risks accelerating the spread of global obesity, according to new research which throws cold water on a commonly held medical belief.
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FTC TECHNOLOGIST THROWS COLD WATER ON PASSWORD CHANGES: The Federal Trade Commission's chief technologist on Wednesday wrote that it may not be beneficial to make users change their passwords frequently.
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A new Health Affairs study throws cold water on the idea that the U.S. spends so much more on health care than other countries because we spend less on other social services.
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Snapchat seems to be recreating some kind of great American road trip with its drop spots, and today's location throws cold water on the theory that after yesterday's college football game they might be targeting events more often.
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There's another set of statistics that throws cold water on the "good guy with a gun" theory: It's way more likely in America that someone will shoot and kill another person in the course of committing a crime than in self-defense.
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There's another set of statistics that throws cold water on the "good guy with a gun" theory: It's way more likely in America that someone will shoot and kill another person in the course of committing a crime than will do so in self-defense.
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Takeaway: The emerging gap between the two sides throws cold water on enthusiasm that the end of the trade war is near and casts doubts on Mr. Trump's plans to meet with President Xi Jinping in late March or early April to sign the final deal.
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Don't Fall for Facebook's 'China Argument' Tim Wu throws cold water on the idea that if Facebook doesn't build the global social network, China will: To accept this argument would be a mistake, for it betrays and ignores hard-won lessons about the folly of an industrial policy centered on "national champions," especially in the tech sector.
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