Sentences with phrase «fair amount of sense»

(This was one theory I always thought made a fair amount of sense in the case of the «Killian Documents», forged documents allegedly showing problems with George W. Bush's National Guard service record, which ended up costing Dan Rather his job.)

-- actually makes a fair amount of sense.

And like Cruz and Ubaldo did, Yovani Gallardo makes a fair amount of sense.

Fair amount of sense in it to educate people in the subject.

Not exact matches

«Life insurance in retirement might make sense if you have a fair amount of debt that you don't want to burden your family with,» Simmonds said.

Right now with earnings growth very strong and the bond market already reflecting a fair amount of Fed tightening (pricing in 5 rate hikes over the coming 2 years), my sense is that the stock market is in OK shape to withstand some tightening of financial conditions and not unravel in the process.

A personal loan from FreedomPlus makes the most sense for borrowers who want to consolidate a fair amount of debt, particularly if they want to pay their creditors directly.

Once the exposition gathers pace and the player is dipping into the stories found in the book with some sense of purpose, the monsters, demons and other sorcerers start to pose not only a considerable challenge but one that requires a fair amount of tactical decision - making.

He's ruthless, but has a sense of style about him that can keep the males in the audience interested enough, and thankfully, gets a fair amount of screen time.

If you can make sense of all this and become a competent competitor in the Octagon, there is a fair amount of things to do in UFC 3.

A fair amount of exposition is delivered by the time the tension reaches a fever pitch, lulling the audience into a false sense of security that allows the jump scares to hit their marks.

So the RocketBook makes sense for a fair amount of people reading material and traveling.»

A personal loan from FreedomPlus makes the most sense for borrowers who want to consolidate a fair amount of debt, particularly if they want to pay their creditors directly.

Before you get ready for a panther - themed event complete with all sorts of panther gear (to be fair, that would make a certain amount of sense right now), it's important to note that the problem isn't one with invading and marauding panthers.

This makes some intuitive sense since reaching completion goals often requires a fair amount of exploration and discovery.

Plaintiff's injury lawyer says that while a fair amount of nursing home negligence cases involve some allegation of medical malpractice, this issue was one of «basic common sense» and ordinary negligence.

While lawyers and academics will surely be allocating a significant amount of short term resources to analyzing the SCC's pentology of copyright decisions issued this morning, a quick look demonstrates a vindication of fair dealing, online innovation, technical neutrality and general common sense.

We sensed a fair amount of warmth around string instruments and deep male vocals.

You need to make sure you're being paid a fair wage for your labor and level of education and that this amount of money will ensure that you have access to the basics of life, such as housing, food, clothing, healthcare, and especially enough to offer a sense of security so you can enjoy some free time away from work.