Sentences with phrase «as much sense»

Only two Xmas two bday, etc. it would have been a dream for me and my bro and sis to have parents with as much sense and care as you two.

That makes about as much sense as trying to make someone hear better by cutting out his ears.

Of course, there is no such thing as a «national» real estate market and using national price averages to figure out local price trends makes about as much sense as using a national weather forecast to make plans for a picnic in the park.

Yelling at a dog to turn on the TV (and getting mad at them when they don't) makes about as much sense as offering to fax a feature sheet to a consumer while they're holding an iPhone sitting in the driveway of your listing.

In some cases, implementing a system makes as much sense as swatting at a mosquito with a sledgehammer.

This portfolio makes as much sense as the ill - fated and ill - conceived long gun registry and look where that is now.

It is also possible that guitars signify physical abilities, which indicate genetic fitness, but this explanation doesn't make as much sense because a sports bag, which should also be related to physical activity, didn't have the same benefits.

If we're sending out a promotion for content marketing services, it doesn't make as much sense to send it to the resume crew.

How often people will turn in a resume that makes about as much sense to a hiring manager as the story above makes to you.

And then, of course, we have the data point that HTC is the manufacturer of the smaller Pixel 2 — and making both phones, as it did with the Pixel and Pixel XL last year, would have made just as much sense.

Putting money toward that makes as much sense as lots of tech investments — without being a vote of confidence in Magic Leap's bombastic claims.

Going up against the Samsung Galaxy S8 and Galaxy Note 8 with an iPhone 7S and iPhone 7S Plus doesn't really make as much sense this time around.

Some other tradeoffs for the tablet form factor don't make quite as much sense, however.

You can change what apps can be open though, depending on your needs, so for some users, it makes as much sense to put a Calendar app and Evernote on it for quick access and logging of important information.

Microsoft's Word, PowerPoint, OneNote and OneDrive are pre-loaded as well, which doesn't make as much sense on the 8 - inch model as it does on the 9.7 - inch that has an optional keyboard cover accessory.

From time to time, I write columns about various laws that don't make as much sense as they did way back when.

It makes about as much sense.

Often times, they may be used in inappropriate places and then they don't make as much sense.

As streaming companies experiment with viable business models, it makes sense for Pandora to diversify their offerings, and it makes just as much sense for Serial to tap a different crowd.

If you are older, then a universal life policy may not make as much sense as a whole life policy which is a safer investment and provides additional advantages.

While uninsured motorist insurance can help you in the event you are hit by a person that does not have car insurance, there are times when the coverage doesn't seem to make as much sense.

More importantly, it doesn't make as much sense to buy when you're older.

(Equity partners, that is — I'm not bothering with the transparently profiteering holding pen of the «non-equity partner,» a term that still makes about as much sense as «non-lawyer attorney.»)

Focusing on maximizing revenue won't make as much sense as it will to focus on profits.

I think we need to do more thinking about whether they make as much sense for consumers.

Makes just as much sense.

You could make equally vacuous statements about any other plant improvement method and it'd make as much sense.

What we've found is if you had only one computer for the whole village, real - time communications don't make as much sense because 98 per cent of the time the person you want to talk to is not at the computer - Rajeev is out in the field planting.

This makes as much sense as analysing the temperature observations from 10 - 17 April to check whether it really gets warmer during spring.

To plan the future around them makes about as much sense as choosing a wedding date three months» hence on the basis of a long - term weather forecast.

But judging the human world on the basis of comments to blogs makes about as much sense as judging the physical world on the bogus (yes, bogus) predictions made by the Met Office.

If you accept Lindzenâ $ ™ s â $ ˜impeccably logicalâ $ ™ view that the two arguments are comparable, you reach the conclusion that the link between human activity and climate change is now so well - established that it makes about as much sense to doubt it as to doubt the relationship between smoking and lung cancer, that is, no sense at all.

I have argued that it makes just as much sense to believe that street trees cause illness.

It makes just as much sense as the zero feedback equillibrium sensitivity to CO2 doubling, which some people think is very important.

Global warming makes as much sense as Einstein's theory of relativity: both are bogus; both make nonsense; both are backed by rockerfella blood - money.

And even then it is not easy — look only how hard lived is that stupid argument that the GHE for the Earth represents 33 °C that makes about as much sense as saying that a parabole is approximated by a horizontal line over the whole space.

This makes about as much sense as a defendant sitting as judge at his own trial.

In this Alice - in - Wonderland reality, connecting the cat to the grid (after heavily subsidizing it, of course), makes as much sense as does connecting puff power.

But for those of us who do eat meat, and who believe that well - treated animals in an integrated farming system make at least as much sense as vegan organic agriculture, learning more about what goes into animal raising, killing, and butchery is a step toward a more honest and ethical approach to eating meat.

So, Jacob, if you can show me a theory that makes as much sense of Earth's climate and makes as many verified predictions as the current consensus model and which doesn't imply serious problems due to warming, I'll be the first to pat you on the back.

It makes as much sense to make a wind farm as it does to build a coal - to - gasoline plant.

«It makes as much sense to call it deconstructionist as Expressionist.

Then again, one roomful of minimal sculpture makes almost as much sense in «Still Life, Object, Real Life» as another does in «Nude, Action, Body.»

Yet it makes just as much sense to say that McNeil gives us images of an Everyman — and Woman — adapting at high speed to the slings and arrows directed their way by the world around them.

If you're using regular paints, smaller paper might not make as much sense, especially if your kids tend to be adventurous with paint.

As much sense as it makes, if that's all a social object is, then how exactly do you make such a thing indespensible?

Based on what we've seen in Asylum and City, it would have made as much sense for Talia to have figured into the ending as Joker.

Some moments in the game might not make as much sense or be quite as funny without the characters and their quirks being as established as they are in the animated series.

We shied away from random card packs because it didn't make as much sense for our particular game structure.

So when tasked with developing a psychological action thriller, it was clear that the game would be scary, exciting and make about as much sense as Nintendo's Wii U announcement at this year's E3.