Sentences with phrase «come to a head»

These tensions finally came to a head on Tuesday, when a Russian warplane allegedly violated Turkish airspace and was shot down by Turkish F - 16s.

Eventually, he became good enough to earn a sponsorship from U.K. - based e-sports organization Fnatic, but the family tension came to a head and he decided to refocus on his studies.

between Selena, Justin, Orlando Bloom, and Miranda Kerr came to a head when Orlando punched Justin outside a club in Ibiza, Spain.

The problem came to a head in July 2016, when the brand sold a year's worth of inventory in a single month.

Tomorrow — June 9 in Indonesia — it all comes to a head.

Now that the Affordable Care Act (ACA) is here to stay for a while, at least, this challenge will come to a head in the form of the Cadillac Tax, as employers brace for a potentially drastic change in the way they offer benefits to their employees.

The matter came to a head on Friday morning when, according to Russian news agency TASS, Telegram asked Moscow's Tagansky court to delay hearings.

The issue finally came to a head in 1986.

Eventually, the problems in our relationship came to a head and we called it quits.

The worst crisis in the 54 - year history of Le Château Inc. came to a head last June, when the only analyst still covering the company slapped a Sell rating on its stock.

And while much of this change is related to new technology, some of it stems from long - rooted issues that are just now coming to a head.

The issue came to a head in 2003 when a big Quebec pension fund announced it was going to sell its investment in the company.

Wall Street's top oil watcher says there are three geopolitical headwinds that might be «coming to a head in October» — and they could have implications for oil markets.

This is where we see the inciting incident come to a head (aka the climax)... the protagonist solves his or her dilemma -; a pivot or a change (even if it's just a shift in attitude) should occur.

That debate came to a head for cryptocurrency entrepreneurs this week, after the New York attorney general launched a fact - finding probe into 13 cryptocurrency exchanges.

The MOVE index — which looks at the volatility of bonds — surged after the election, as the sell - off and shakiness in fixed income came to a head.

Midway through the fourth year, things were coming to a head.

A Tesla spokesperson disputed the Bloomberg source's characterization of the call but didn't comment on the sequence of events, which for the NTSB started on Wednesday and came to a head on Thursday.

This comes to a head in season two when he makes a disastrous investment in the speculative Grand Trunk Railroad against his broker's protestations, nearly losing all Cora's fortune.

That event, known as a «hard fork,» is viewed as increasingly likely among bitcoin leaders, as a years - long debate about the network's technical limitations and broader vision comes to a head.

It took another 18 months for things to come to a head, but in an interesting historical note, the retired founder of Duquense Capital Management admits it was the report of a single Bear Stearns analyst in mid-2005 that set him on the track of the housing bubble and subprime crisis.

4 - Mexico 2018 will be a defining moment for Mexico as the NAFTA renegotiation comes to a head and voters choose a new president.

«I'm glad it didn't come to a head.

A cross-border fight over a mining project is coming to a head.

As the Financial Times says, the entry of a new CFO is often seen as a signal that the company is getting ready to file an IPO, and Callinicos has no previous experience when it comes to heading a publicly traded firm.

Many deals come to a head on the exit provisions.

In December 2006 the situation finally came to a head over executive compensation.

Qualcomm does have one bright spot: its long - running spat with Apple may be coming to a head.

The opposition to nonvoting common stock came to a head with the NYSE's 1925 decision to list Dodge Brothers, Inc. for trading.

Even before the data breach came to a head, Facebook has begun to remedy the issues by making changes to its privacy policies, implementing stricter standards for third - party applications, and doubling the headcount of employees who work to protect user security.

The bubble in higher education is starting to come to a head: student loan delinquencies are rising, the government is dominating the loan market, and colleges are going bankrupt.

The proxy battle at Buffalo Wild Wings comes to a head this week when the restaurant chain affectionately known as «B - Dubs» (henceforth «BWW») convenes its annual meeting of shareholders.

This all came to a head at the SMX Advanced search conference in 2011 where Rand Fishkin presented his claims.

The president's announcement of steel and aluminum tariffs last week sent shock waves across Washington, with internal White House divisions coming to a head, prompting the resignation of economic advisor Gary Cohn and strengthening the hand of trade advisor and economic nationalist Peter Navarro.

Friction between the business leaders and the president came to a head in the wake of a Trump press conference on Tuesday in which the president blamed both sides for violence at a rally in Charlottesville, Virginia last weekend rather than single out racist hate groups.

However, the controversy came to a head in 2015 when he was fired from Top Gear.

But his money management troubles came to a head when he was arrested in 1971 and charged with grand larceny for allegedly stealing $ 5,000 from his business partner, Wall Street financier Louis Wolfson.

F - Squared's challenges come to a head with a bankruptcy filing and a proposed deal to sell its assets.

«Next year it's really going to come to a head.»

The Jews were tolerated (as was the Jewish Xtians) however when the sect began to gain gentile converts it came to a head as the emperor felt these were grounds for disloyalty.

These developments came to a head in the 1991 encyclical Centesimus Annus in which the Pope proposed for Eastern Europe and the Third World «a business economy, a market economy, or simply free economy» as a model to be followed.

Which is why, as things come to a head it becomes more important than ever that they come to a heart as well.

Sooner or later it'll come to a head and then you better run because judgement day will have arrived and it will not be God doing the judging.

Things came to a head for me on September 11, when I blamed the events of the day entirely on whites.

He says that a priest's loving «comes to a head» in the Mass..

It is not intellectual belief or momentary experience that is revealed in these stories, but the style of life or belief chosen through a myriad of decisions and now come to a head that is revealed.

What appears to be absolute dereliction was not really so; Jesus was merely piously quoting the first bit of Scripture that came to his head.

For the preternaturally sensitive seven - year - old, struggling to understand what is happening, the whole dreadful situation comes to a head one afternoon in what we might call Mantel's primal scene.

It is the coming to a head of the struggles of all the cosmic ages for a significance that might validate their labored journeying.

JT: Yes, so I'm very glad that the issue came to a head in the early 1960's so that the Establishment Clause of the 1st Amendment could finally be properly enforced, as it has been since.