be in limbo

But the status of the biggest rally, organized by March on the DNC, seemed to be in limbo until the week before it was scheduled, after a lengthy drama in which the city and organizers were at odds about the route of the march.

Grave concern for the women of our state who will be in limbo because, following the court’s ruling, a six-week abortion ban—before many women even know they are pregnant—will be allowed to go into effect.

The agencies have 30 days to make their decision, and if it is appealed, Amusan’s future would be in limbo with CAS for months, maybe years.

It means Seattle will be in limbo on any sort of drug strategy until probably mid-October, at the soonest.

In the aftermath of the aborted mutiny, the fate of the Wagner group appeared to be in limbo.