Sentences with phrase «biggest whack»

Citi took the biggest whack of all — unsurprisingly, given its historic DTAs — with a charge of $ 22 billion that included a $ 19 billion DTA revaluation and $ 3 billion relating to repatriation.

So limiting it to $ 2,400 would be a big whack,» Olivia Mitchell, a professor at the Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania and executive director of the Pension Research Council, told Yahoo Finance.

A big whack with the Clown Hammer © for John Hammer.

It was a fairly big whack into Ricciardo's sidepod, which appeared to leak some fluid afterwards.

He's taken a bigger whack at mandates than anyone I've ever seen.»

The big gun goes petrol Then there's the SQ5, a medium SUV which comes with all the bells and whistles and a big whacking stick to boot.

If they're underbilling, you'll have a big whack to pay when your supplier receives your actual meter reading.

Here is the official blurb that Johan Ilves at Stunlock Studios sent to Death by Beta (along with a big whack of Battlerite Lite beta keys):

Existing owners - you know, those of us who bought it earlier this year and then forked out another big whack for all the DLC - can console ourselves with a free patch that rebalances the game and matchmaking and introduces the expanded story content.

Takes a lot of work to add the mgh to move all the balls and displace the top ball That's gonna be quite a big whack.

Sure, they set up a lot of websites, but if such basic experiments would indeed show that this anthropogenic global warming thing is one big whack job, then you'd think they would have conducted such experiments and published the results to stop all us average joe's being led up the garden path by a bunch of scientists.

Now imagine that device is your own life - support system, and you are deciding whether to give it a pretty big whack to see if it still works afterwards.

Yahoo (NSDQ: YHOO) faced a pretty big whack of upheavals in 2011 — not least of which was the none - too - quiet departure of their outspoken former CEO Carol Bartz.

Not exact matches

Finances aside, Target's bigger challenges are stubbornly centred on unhappy customers whose loyalty has been stretched thin by a series of supply - chain snafus and prices that many perceived to be out - of - whack with both big - box competitors and the company's own reputation as a quality discounter.

And the Europeans could now whack big tariffs on things like Jack Daniels whiskey and Harley - Davidson motorcycles.

You may be tempted to use a bigger cookie scoop but don't do it or else the ratio of toppings to chocolate will be all out of whack and no one wants that — so make sure you're using a 1 1/2 teaspoon cookie scoop and you'll be golden.

Given this, the biggest food and beverage brands are usually more protected than the little guys — which makes CCA's two Woolies whacks all the more intriguing, and potentially instructive for the wider market.

Whack everything into a big bowl, mash it all together and chuck it in the oven; no fuss.

The allure of two people whacking each other with a big dumb Q - Tip remains strong, even 20 years later.

we could take the boro coach, he knows how to stay on top, like he is in the championship, how to beat big teams, like he whacked man city and how to instill fear in opponents, like he has instilled in the vast arsenal fraternity

Even if your kiddo continues to co-sleep with you as they get bigger, I think you'll find that the negative part is not being able to fully stretch in your own bed without a grade - schooler whacking you in the eye.

I gave him more energy by repeatedly whacking his head with a big stick.

If your worry becomes so big that it takes over other parts of your life, and prevents you from having other emotions about your child and the other things you do, that's a sign that your hormones are out of whack and you need help.

-- candidates will get a clue and start buying Adwords with their name, but also the name of their opponents (hint: the latter won't like and will take it out on Google)-- everytime there'll be big news (hurricane, breaking news, Paris Hilton's latest...) which tends to draw lots of eyeballs to Google, expect the whatever - happened - today keyword to point to the page of a candidate's site with his / her position on the topic du jour — opponents will urge their supporters to engage in whack - an - adword games (also known as click fraud) to cost as much money per click as possible to the other campaign and drive up cost of acquisition of a new visitor to the advertiser's site.

So in terms of those great big, whacking, political and socio - economic changes throughout 60 years of history, he lived through them all - but in a really crazy, wacky way.

So I go there to the banana farm and film the gorillas and get whacked over the head by a big silver - backed gorilla and everyone wins.

If your eating habits are so out of whack that you're consuming Big Macs on a daily basis... Well, one Big Mac is better than two.

Not just a medication addiction, I think — I think people using pain medication, because — because addiction is just such a big thing now, and a lot of it has to do with the but — you know, the — the — you know, the neurotransmitters and brain being s — so out of whack for — for all sorts of reason.

But a big pot of Bone Broth means getting a whack of nutrients and collagen.

My biggest problem is that I fall asleep reading too often and get the frames out of shape — which throws the progressive lens out of whack.

Instead, I ended up with a lot of split ends and some permanent scars on my neck and arms from accidentally whacking myself with my 2» big barrel Hot Tools wand.

Last minute orders and delivery problems threaten to throw the schedule out of whack... and the team has also volunteered to decorate Karina's house for a big party.

To further that extent, many trap effects can be compounded to ensure that when the big damage traps take a whack at them, they'll go down for sure.

Wide - eyed and whacked out on the funny weed, Doc Sportello (Joaquin Phoenix) is a mind - fried private eye from sunny Southern California trying to make sense of a series of incidents involving, in no particular order: a spacey former girlfriend (Katherine Waterston); a missing real - estate mogul (Eric Roberts); a deceased saxophonist who apparently is not, in fact, deceased (Owen Wilson); a coke - snorting dentist with a libido in overdrive (Martin Short); a porno - parlor proprietress (Hong Chau); a bullying cop with hair cropped in a fearsome flattop (Josh Brolin); a cultlike rehab center; risqué neckties; a big, fat heroin stash; a mysterious sailboat and a torture chamber.

Your reaction to any of this is a matter of personal philosophy and politics, but the big idea is to address the ecology that produces the problem, rather than playing whack - a-mole every time it surfaces.

Standardized testing is not about «assessment» of student «competency»; it is a big stick to whack teachers and break their unions

PERFORMANCE AND HANDLING CRITERIA With a 0 - 100 km time of 4.8 seconds and a top whack of 302 km / h the GT3 mk1 is right up there with the big hitters.

And unlike the big publishers and online retailers, he'll be selling them at 99 cents a whack.

I so badly wanted to hand him that big red button that says «EASY» on it and have him give it a whack.

I see two big issues with the mindset of indie authors today: (1) their expectations seem to be out of whack because of the false hope given by KDP Select after - free promotions, and (2) they're looking for the easy path to success.

Still to be heard from: Sony, whose $ 169.99 Reader Pocket Edition and $ 199.99 Reader Touch Edition are now a tad pricey - and whose already - big - ticket $ 349.99 Daily Edition is totally out of whack with the e-reader economics that Barnes & Noble and Borders established this week.

After all, if you load up too aggressively on stocks, your nest egg could get whacked with big losses from which it may be difficult to recover.

Talk about a big «ouch» when I realized I was going to get whacked for $ 375 on the open and close of that transaction.

But with so many willing to take risk at this point, I can't see a big drop - off until they get whacked by worsening credit conditions.

If I want to pay any of my government taxes / fees by credit card (debit is not an option) then I will be whacked with a big surcharge.

Sure, you can slice off limbs, but hitting people with the chainsaw actually feels more like whacking them with a big stick until finally managing to take off their head after multiple blows.

I'm a big fan of healing and tanking and I absolutely love healing in tera with a learning group (zero ui whack a mole!)

Enjoy Deadpool, as he literally picks up his own lifebar and whacks his opponent around with it, and even has a few wisecracks when defeated in Marvel Vs. Capcom 3, which promises to be an even bigger hit than its older cousin Street Fighter IV.

The old adage may advise to «walk gently and carry a big stick,» but Bay area artist Hank Willis Thomas seems to have recoined the phrase, allowing his images to speak softly but carry a big «whack.»

Updated, July 26, 6:30 p.m. Federal and state forest managers and firefighters are in whack - a-mole mode, trying to deploy limited resources as efficiently as possible as fires blossom around the West (all incidents are here)-- with California in the headlines again because of a big fast - spreading fire in Monterey County.