Sentence examples for likely repudiation from inspiring English sources

He heads into the final stretch of the midterm campaign season facing likely repudiation, with voters preparing to give him a Congress that, even if Democrats maintain control, will almost certainly be less friendly to the president than the one he has spent the last two years mud wrestling.

In one way or another, these whip-lashing events feel like a repudiation of certain beliefs.

Because that would feel, to a great extent, like a repudiation of me.

The White House seems braced for the result and does not interpret the likely outcome as a repudiation of the president or a blot on his legacy.

Finally, a reporter asked whether a poll released on Tuesday evening, which showed Mr. de Blasio leading Mr. Lhota 65 to 22 among likely voters, amounted to a repudiation of his mayoralty.

The results seem likely to include not just a repudiation of the peso-dollar link, but also a backlash against the proponents of that link, primarily the United States and the International Monetary Fund.

African countries are likely to benefit from debt audits and repudiation of odious debts but leaders who have benefited personally from irresponsible borrowing are unlikely to initiate such audits.

How close the company comes to reaching its goal is likely to be seen as a validation or repudiation of its business model.

How close the company comes to reaching its goal is likely to be seen as a validation or repudiation of its business model, which finances and installs rooftop solar systems in exchange for long-term monthly payments from its customers.

But this is not the first time Mr. Rudd has made such a denial, and it seems no likelier than his previous repudiations to quiet the rumor mill.

With neither an endorsement nor a wholesale repudiation of the government, the decision seems likely to prolong a battle that has consumed Taiwan for months.