Sentences with phrase «argue over everything»

If you know that your spouse will argue over everything, then your parenting plan should be very detailed.

«If the parents aren't getting along, you may not be able to give them joint custody because they'll argue over everything and the kids will suffer for it,» she says.

We'd argue over everything: attention from my parents, who was better at this or that, and her constant theft of my clothes.

Researchers here, many with outsize personalities and egos to match, argue over everything from the strength of the evidence to the ethics of clinical trials — even to the magnitude of the MDR malaria disaster: Is it a category 4 or category 5?

Can I just say I'm Irish I go rugby and international games and conor megregor fites we as fans are mental we just fight and argue over everything we're passionate our stadiums are rocking and make no mistake our footballers are poor but they fite for badge just like Northern Ireland, now my point is was at 2 arsenal game last season can't afford go a lot family work etr.

I've been in meetings where people from the same online marketing staffs argue over everything from what to name their links pages to whether or not to kill them off completely.

Miller's relationship with Quarrie had grown sour, the two of them arguing over everything from marketing strategy to Miller's meet appearance fees.

Not exact matches

Wheeler and consumer advocacy groups have argued that any difference in privacy regulation is fair on the grounds that ISPs are able to see everything a customer does over their internet connection, and that it's harder to switch internet providers than use different apps and websites.

Britain's membership of Europe would be a «central dividing line» in politics over the next ten years, he said, but argued Labour would no longer accept the «false choice» that you were either in favour of everything the EU did, or rejected everything.

The mayor's simmering feud with Cuomo — the two have butted heads over everything from whether to mandate union contractors at affordable housing to how to deal with the city's homeless population — has delayed some projects, one real estate insider argued.

No one is arguing that Lamarck got everything right, but over the past decade it has become increasingly clear that environmental factors, such as diet or stress, can have biological consequences that are transmitted to offspring without a single change to gene sequences taking place.

A defined pension benefit isn't really optional in most cases and I would argue that neither is CPP or OAS, so the way I look at it (rightly or wrongly) is that you should look at the non-optional income sources as the base pay and everything else goes on top since you have more control over the latter.

So Philip, when you previously argued for ultra low interest rates because interest was the big problem caused by debt, were you thinking economies could be maintained without much growth if interest were under control and everything would stay in balance over long period of time?

I could argue all day over whether you should need hundreds of spare hours to unlock everything or if you should have to pay to get them instead, but that's neither here nor there.

Not everything is sunshine, lollipops and arguing with the local planning office about why you have to have an inn before you can have a market, though, because at the end of every single round a card gets flipped over that reveals an incoming threat in the form of goblin hordes and angry barbarians who presumably want to do some raping and pillaging.

Throughout the history of video games, gamers have been arguing with each other over, well, just about everything.

I have argued that Stephen Elop made a massive strategic error by choosing Windows Phone over Android; coming from Microsoft, he failed to appreciate that Nokia's differentiation lay not in software, but in everything else in the value chain.

Lastly, if you find yourself arguing over and over about almost everything, and you feel that you are not part of the life that your spouse is living, and vice versa, then something is terribly wrong with your relationship.