Sentences with phrase «knell of»

While creating a template tune for listings with fill - in - the - blank options about each home's features would be easier than writing original scores for each property, Morris and Perosin think it would be the death knell of their sales strategy.

Often this signals the death - knell of relationships.

Being mean is the death knell of relationships.

Thus the Barrister dreamed, while the bellowing seemed To grow every moment more clear: Till he woke to the knell of a furious bell, Which the Bellman rang close at his ear.

Allowing ABS in Ontario is the death knell of self - regulation, not its salvation.

And perhaps it will signal the death knell of the rogue trader myth.

The Quindell accounting scandal in the U.K., which hammered the stock of parent Slater & Gordon signaled, for some, the death knell of ABS.

Continued provincialism in outlook will be the death knell of Canadian lawyers.

Perhaps this will be the event that marks the death knell of the hourly rate.

The death knell of the coal industry has been good news for environmentalists and renewable energy advocates, but a Trump regime may breathe new life into coal.

The announcement signaled the death knell of the argument that global warming «stopped» in 1998, which has been a popular rallying cry for climate change contrarians, from blog posts to speeches on the Senate floor.

For the consensus scientists to open this can - of - worms would be the death knell of the AGW hypothesis - scientists driven by greed and the limelight do not willingly eviscerate the golden ox that has produced multi-billions for research grants and scientific studies.

Peter is right, it's the death knell of science, and you're acting like it's jingle bells.

The fraudulent representation of scientific data is going to be the death knell of AGW and what is written on the headstone.

Sounding the death knell of painting became a critical refrain in the second half of the twentieth century.

Their second foray into MMO gaming, the fourteenth iteration of the mega-popular Final Fantasy game series, came out of the gates in the fall of 2010 not only limping, but fundamentally broken in every major area.Gamers everywhere signaled the death knell of the title a month after it was released, which coincided with the end of the 30 - day free trial period included with each sold copy.

The only other remarkable thing is that it marked the death knell of the legendary Ensemble Studios (Age of Empires).

Ar tonelico Qoga: Knell of Ar Ciel Expected: March This Japanese RPG is described by Sony as, «Long - awaited,» but we have to confess our ignorance of the series.

Covering events of the 2nd Triumvirate War, which ultimately sounded the death - knell of The Republic and ushered in the age of The Roman Empire, players can get a taste of what's to come from this cinematic trailer released today.

If you're really into imaginary words, there's Ar tonelico Qoga: Knell of Ar Ciel for the PS3, which is an RPG and the third and final game of this series which began on the PS2.

We need people like Hugh Howey espousing Indie First, as a counter to the weight of history that said indie publishing was the death - knell of an author career.

She doesn't believe her stunning success sounds the death knell of the publishing industry, either.

Your position of segregation is yet another shriek in the death knell of traditional publishing, and you are on the wrong side of history in this.

For me these both represent the death knell of traditional media, at least as it pertains to book marketing.

Somehow, we don't spend the entire show talking about the ATS, and we move on to the death knell of the rotary engine, the Lexus LF - C2 Concept and the new naming scheme for Mercedes - Benz.

Rather than spell the death knell of the movement, these charter openings portend a trend toward high quality growth.

Since Brown became governor for the second time in 2011, an array of education data systems has met the death knell of his veto pen.

Mary Burke deserves credit for being a voice of maturity in the school voucher debate, which is too often dominated by those who think vouchers are the death knell of American education and those who think vouchers are the cure - all for American education.

An unusual alliance, to be sure, but it will likely be the death knell of NCLB (and waiver) provisions that tie testing to accountability, whether for schools or for educators.

It's also the death knell of the Avengers as we've known them.

The assumption of many is that an external force (the humans for the apes and vice versa) will be the death knell of a civilization, but here we see how that very fear of «the other» sows seeds of suspicion within the society that are ultimately its undoing.

«The actual death knell of the business was heard by those with their ears to the ground... We're in a fight for the survival of American film.»

It's the death knell of the «60s being banged on a dimestore gong.

With any luck, this'll be the death knell of the idiot - savant rom - com.

It took nearly a decade, as well as the death - knell of the company that spawned it, but at last Mortal Kombat can competently stand toe - to - toe with the other fighting greats due to its gameplay, rather than its gore.

Every day I have to refuse it & I Do, but I don't want to start to feel deprived, because that's often the death knell of any diet.

«The 40 % target is the death knell of 2ºC,» says Kevin Anderson, deputy director of the Tyndall Centre for Climate Change Research in the United Kingdom.

Failing that, he claims, the annual party conference at the end of September could sound the death knell of the Corbyn era.

Nick Clegg sounded the death knell of the controversial snoopers» charter today, during a radio phone - in show which left listeners reeling.

Clarke's departure would also sound the death knell of Cameron's attempt to rebrand the Tory party as the Nice Party — not that that would greatly bother me as a Labour junkie.

The subsequent coroner's inquest, which many feared would be the death knell of the movement, exonerated her, and support for the cause has grown tremendously.

I think scheduling twins can be the death knell of breastfeeding relationships.

Here once more, we find a passage from a Protestant who has long been taken to be the very antithesis of the liberal Protestant (and from the book that was written to be the death knell of liberal Protestantism), providing the same theological monism and skeptical epistemology that Milton first adumbrated and which led, at least in Milton's case, to the very liberal attitudes he had once so actively deplored.

This is the death knell of the intellect.

Many believe that the Enlightenment was the death - knell of religion, but what they don't realize is that many of the leading scientists of the Enlightenment Era were Bible - believing Christians who went to nature looking for the order and beauty and logic that they believed they would find there as a result of their belief that God was created nature.

What we see from Pew is not the death - knell of Christianity, but another indication that Christianity in America is being refined.

Between MTV's Video Music Awards and the president's speech at the DNC last night, you may have been too busy to catch the somber death knell of true love, but...

Stay unorganized — as soon as you start organizing, that's the death knell of your church.

Organized religion is the death knell of faith... there are 7 Billion people on this planet and there are 7 Billion relationships with faith — with no two being the same.

In France, this resulted in the passage of the highly protectionist Méline Tariff of 1892, which famously signaled the death knell of the country's flirtation with free trade.