Sentences with phrase «curse than a blessing»

Sometimes that additional security can seem more curse than blessing.

Clearly, biological presence can be more curse than blessing.

At the end of the day, I have come to see wealth as a spiritual DISadvantage, more curse than blessing.

For some, this is more of a curse than a blessing.

I maintain Ramsey s more of a curse than a blessing... no10 role is nt jes fr him.He shud stick more to keeping d midfield together n his defensive input... Walcott still nt convincing enough... jes need som1 exciting up front for once... not jes speed of even hold up play... itz gotten us this far, need sth diff yet again... And som1 pls tap Ox, the game s started!

Of course, that home - field billing could become more of a curse than a blessing, so if Fleetwood falters, we'll throw a dart Hideki Matsuyama's way, or maybe hedge our bets further and pick Brian Harman.

An oversupply can be more of a curse than a blessing, no matter how desperate you are to increase your supply.

Some in the area are thankful for the jobs the pill factory provides — but others worry that a plant that manufactures oxycodone is more curse than blessing.

And the couple of major steps forward I took turned out to be more of a curse than a blessing.

I'm put on quite a bit over this holiday (having a French husband who cooks beautifully is more of a curse than a blessing!).

I found pinterest to be more of a curse than a blessing during the wedding planning process, and have since deleted anything wedding related from my boards!

Think about it: Being popular on a dating site is more of a curse than a blessing, so be weird, be you, and open yourself up to the possibility of success.

While NYFCC has insisted in recent years that they have become the first major shot heard round the awards circle during this season, any handicapper looking at the numbers know that a shout - out from the East Coast is more of a curse than a blessing.

Analysis: Matthew McConaughey is bald and out of shape, teaming up with Edgar Ramirez to discover an Indonesian gold mine that is worth tens of billions — but may be more of a curse than a blessing.

As Tim's understanding of the consequences of his time tinkering increases, the more reluctant he becomes to use what now feels more like a curse than a blessing.

Is sudden wealth more a curse than a blessing?

It was so bad that Warren Buffett even contemplated early retirement because the track record of his early days had become more of a curse than a blessing.

At least this person knows they got their Switch, but there is so little they can do with it that I think this is more of a curse than a blessing.

With a smidgen of html knowhow, Dot Earth readers can embed their own images, links and youtube videos in their comments without Mr. Revkin's moderation, which may turn out to be more curse than blessing.