Sentence examples for probable defeat from inspiring English sources

But they seem to have done it, even in their probable defeat here.

"Oh God," she said before getting her rationalisation in for probable defeat early.

Last week, such was Middlesex's resolve that they scored a remarkable 472 to beat Yorkshire when faced with probable defeat.

Mr. Daley, then working as a lawyer, was hired to salvage Nafta from what was seen as probable defeat.

Nevertheless, it's not enough to "save" the left from its divisions, weaknesses, and probable defeat in next year's presidential election.

It is a deliberate effort to delegitimise both their probable defeat and, combined with despicable efforts to portray Obama as a supporter of terrorism, an Obama presidency.

"Argentina must show it is capable now of carrying out commitments that have remarkable demands when the government is facing a probable electoral defeat in the legislative elections," said Rosendo Fraga, a leading political commentator.

Fair play to Glamorgan - and Timm van der Gugten - they've gone from 101-7, and a probable innings defeat, to 218-8 aGloucestershireershire.

Id. at 47. Lastly, Riviera Beach asserts that the absolute bar of probable cause defeating a retaliatory arrest claim does not sacrifice First Amendment protections, as it will be the rare case where an officer is targeting a citizen for his or her protected speech and also happens to have probable cause for the arrest.

It points out that even if a finding of probable cause defeats an individual's retaliatory arrest claim, the United States can still prosecute officials who "willfully violate individuals' constitutional rights under color of law (or who conspire to do so)." Brief of Amicus Curiae United States, in Support of Respondent at 28.

He told them they faced a powerful enemy, and that death and defeat were probable in the struggle lying ahead.