Sentence examples for throwing into limbo from inspiring English sources

Those reviews are throwing into limbo hundreds of thousands of foreclosures and pending home sales, analysts estimate, though the lenders and Fannie Mae have been mostly silent about precise numbers and other specifics.

Days later, announcing that the bureau had serious cybersecurity problems, Mulvaney ordered a halt to the collection of consumer data, throwing into limbo the bureau's search for patterns of abuse by the financial industry.

The decision threw into limbo dozens of "honest services" cases around the country.

The legislation was thrown into limbo by the Republicans' upset victory in a special Senate election in Massachusetts on Jan . 19

But recess appointments last only through a Congressional term, and when Congress adjourned last month, Mr. Reich was thrown into limbo.

The Americans were blindfolded, browbeaten, accused of having C.I.A. connections and thrown into limbo all the same.

Until the justices determine the legality of the two dueling sets of maps, much of the political machinery for both Democrats and Republicans has been thrown into limbo.

[C5.] Credit Card Deal Seen in Limbo When Wachovia agreed to a $13 billion merger with First Union, it threw into limbo a smaller deal the bank had reached earlier to sell its credit card portfolio to Bank One.

It also throws into limbo what is known as the gainful employment mandate, which cuts off loans to colleges if their graduates do not earn enough money to pay off their student debt.

The Australian government's plan to send asylum seekers to Malaysia has been thrown into limbo after a judge prevented the transfer of 16 men from Christmas Island to Kuala Lumpur.

WHEN the Wachovia Corporation agreed to a $13 billion merger with the First Union Corporation on April 16, it threw into limbo a deal Wachovia had reached a week earlier to sell its credit card portfolio to the Bank One Corporation.