Examples of 'not get off the ground' in a sentence
Meaning of "not get off the ground"
not get off the ground: This phrase is used to indicate that a plan, project, or idea has not progressed or started successfully. It suggests that something has failed to materialize or gain momentum, preventing it from moving forward or achieving the desired outcome
How to use "not get off the ground" in a sentence
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not get off the ground
Get down do not get off the ground.
Without EU funding many valuable sporting initiatives would not get off the ground.
The project did not get off the ground.
Without proper management and use of finances, a new business could not get off the ground.
The campaign may not get off the ground successfully.
Well the philosophical objections do not get off the ground.
Christianity did not get off the ground until the second century.
But some people would rather the plan not get off the ground.
However the vote did not get off the ground for debate as a motion.
The engines have just started up. That helicopter must not get off the ground.
Training programmes may not get off the ground when inserted into nonreceptive contexts.
That helicopter must not get off the ground.
Something may not get off the ground as quickly as we 'd like now.
This project did not get off the ground for nearly 20 years.
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