Sentence examples for it won't pan out from inspiring English sources

It is unreasonable to expect them to keep up with the vast array of emerging technology and tactics, especially since most of it won't pan out anyway.

I will often choose my friends not over you but certainly in equal measure because I'm paranoid you and I won't pan out and I'll be left with a gaping heart-hole the size of a peach-pit (which is just about a third of the whole goddamn thing) and it's best not to take those kinds of risks.

Most tips won't pan out, but a handful do.

"If they're claiming he stole money, that won't pan out," Reuters quoted Mr. Irwin as saying.

LH: I think Ted and his pal are gambling on a takeover that probably won't pan out and may end up destroying the company.

And Vice President Al Gore would have reason to respect the elder Bush's advice too: "Can you imagine how much it hurt," George W. joked a few years ago to Washington's Alfalfa Club, "to know that Dad's idea of the perfect son was... Al Gore?" O.K., this Bush-pere proposal probably won't pan out, either.

Data supports the conclusion that moves away from the core won't pan out if the fundamental problems of the core are not fixed first.

Many opportunities simply won't pan out through no fault of your own; budgets, priorities and hiring managers can change unexpectedly.

In the event that this is the case, there's a good chance the allure of gold won't pan out in jewelry stocks.

Unless we expect the number of white Latinos to grow much faster than Latinos of color, or Republicans to get way better at selectively targeting them, there's no reason to think those projections won't pan out just because we now have data showing whiter Latinos vote for Democrats in fewer numbers.

If you are a branding firm suddenly offering legal services, even if your clients need them, it probably won't pan out.