Sentences with phrase «completely wrong approach»

In an interview on BBC radio, Professor Mike Hulme, of Britain's Tyndall Centre for Climate Change Research says approaching climate change head on is completely the wrong approach - «climate change is not going to be solved in our lifetime.»

I agree with Bill Smith who says, «Segregating self - published titles is completely the wrong approach.»

Going by the book was completely the wrong approach for this biopic.

To put it simply: A fat person can not get away with what the skinny person does so deriving advice from the behaviors of the skinny person is completely the wrong approach.

Honestly, having flat abs is one of those goals that I see SO many people taking the completely wrong approach to.

This is completely the wrong approach.

This may turn out to be completely the wrong approach and you might do worse than if you just put it all into Vanguard LS now.

But at some point I realized that was the completely wrong approach: I was more effective being a pro skater and being an ambassador for the company, instead of being the guy that created the ads, which someone else could do better than me.

Not exact matches

Speaking from experience, I completely agree that sex before marriage is not a good idea — not to mention unbiblical — but I think we're approaching it the wrong way.

Such an approach is completely wrong.

I know the «experts» at the Federal Reserve with their Keynesian economic approach to government «stimulus» and bailouts have been completely wrong in their analysis and prescriptions for the financial crisis.

Allan Siddons is completely wrong in his approach: the sink rate doesn't depend on the emissions in one year of about 4 ppmv, but of the total increase over the years, which nowadays is over 30 % (100 ppmv) higher than expected from the current temperature.

But if your approach is, «I know you're wrong, and I'm trying to find the evidence for that,» the interaction is completely different, and likely to provide far less information.

However, I do completely agree that they approached their conclusions and research from the wrong perspective.

There's no easy way to say this, so I'm just going to jump right in and hope I don't offend anyone... The simple fact is that most people approach looking for a job in completely the wrong way.

There was nothing wrong, however I couldn't help but notice M. I was fascinated by their approach, bringing a completely fresh thought to marketing and selling real estate.