Sentence examples for going to invalidate from inspiring English sources

It's almost definitely going to invalidate your security deposit.

Now, if you sell me shares of some hot startup, knowing the FDA is going to invalidate its new drug, heck yeah, I'll come after you, even if I did sign that information disadvantage document.

And there is a part of us that will be darned if we are going to invalidate all that work by changing things, no matter how positive those changes might seem.

"I'm not going to have to invalidate my husband's vote this time," Ms. Thomas said, noting that she and Mr. Donahue were registered to vote in New York.

You can go to court to invalidate the patent.

Even then, in several Southern states, die-hards went to court to invalidate the amendment, stopping only after the Supreme Court in 1922 unanimously dismissed their arguments.

The court went on to invalidate a rule that would label as "ineffective" teachers who got the lowest ratings on both the state and local student performance measures.

And will the U.S. Supreme Court strike down Obamacare's insurance mandate as unconstitutional, and if so, then go on to invalidate the entire statute?

He said that was not enough to invalidate the law: "Look, we are not going to strike down a statute just because a couple of legislators may have had an improper motive".

If, in the meantime, you give yourself away, or invalidate your beliefs, this is going to sting even more.

You know, when people tell you who they are you believe them and listen more and ask questions that are going to complicate your reality instead of questioning people in order to invalidate theirs.