Sentences with phrase «dirty work of»

Just as there will always be a need for the services of folks who can do what we can not do and / or do not want to do, so too there will always be a need for the services of folks who offer to do the dirty work of selling our properties for as much as possible (we all want the most for our properties, don't we?)

Eventually, politicians decided to distance themselves from the dirty work of governance, and created agencies to look after the every day issues that tend to land politicians of the day in hot water, keeping «their» hands clean and offloading howls of discontent onto those * # % * ^ $!

The speakers that come bundled with off - the - shelf systems rarely cut it, that's why we've done the dirty work of researching a wide range of PC speaker offerings to bring you the best options.

We've done the dirty work of researching various PC speakers to bring the best options in three categories: best studio speakers, best 2.1 speakers, and best budget speakers.

In addition, each of these services sends you alerts via email and SMS text messaging; all have iOS and Android mobile apps, and if your identity is stolen while you're paying one of these services to watch it, each will spend a lot of money doing the dirty work of restoring your good name and credit.

So unless you're comfortable reflashing a factory image if everything goes tits - up, you may want to hold out for a bit and let others do the dirty work of identifying any bugs in the test release.

Usually hired as contractors, these workers do the dirty work of reviewing flagged posts for internet...

It can be a big headache trying to find the best company to receive coverage from, let us make your life a little more simple and let us do all the dirty work of comparing and contrasting.

Using integrated pest management and more specifically biological control, a suburb of Tel Aviv has enlisted an insectivorous bat population to do the dirty work of eating unwanted mosquitoes.

«More and more, we're seeing companies rely on their trade groups to do their dirty work of lobbying against comprehensive climate policies,» she said.

To a very great extent the US and to a lesser extent other developed countries have simply outsourced the dirty work of production, much of it to China, in an incessant quest for ever cheaper labor and goods.

By doing the dirty work of sorting through points systems and reviewing venues, The Points Guy can take the tediousness out of trip planning.

After careful examination, the responses we compose are prompt, respectful and informative, and we do the dirty work of monitoring and replying to unfair and inaccurate reviews to keep your reputation intact.

Myth: If one shelter is no - kill, another facility in that community has to do the dirty work of killing the excess animals.

That's especially helpful when you take a vacation and a friend watches your kitties, and they have to do the dirty work of cleaning the litter boxes.

You can count on the Internet to help you do the dirty work of locating exactly what you need in a convenient manner.

If you rely on your established retail chain to do the marketing and dirty work of promotion for you, you will trudge on for the next two years and then go out of business.

Many of the targets of some of the so - called bullies have made argumentative remarks or have been accused by these bullies of enlisting friends and fans to do this dirty work of calling out a reviewer for a negative review.

He said «If we think that we're just going to send the police to do the dirty work of containing the problems that arise there without, as a nation and as a society, saying, «What can we do to change those communities, to help lift up those communities and give those kids opportunity,» then we're not going to solve this problem.»

When Elli Barber, a young American doctor, arrives in Khaufpur to open a free clinic for the still suffering townsfolk — only to find herself struggling to convince them that she isn't there to do the dirty work of the Kampani — Animal gets caught up in a web of intrigues, scams, and plots with the unabashed aim of turning events to his own advantage.

She went through every feature I wanted, didn't rush or push me into anything I didn't want, left everything up to me, and she did the dirty work of searching for exactly what I wanted.

Exactly the same as hospitals trusts — bribing executives with high pay so they will do the dirty work of the government.

His astonishingly delicate and nuanced performance as KD, an answer - seeking ex-con hired to do the murderous dirty work of...

Director: S. Craig Zahler Cast: Vince Vaughn, Jennifer Carpenter, Don Johnson, Udo Kier, Marc Blucas Plot: Father - to - be, Bradley Thomas (Vaughn) is imprisoned for drug - running and forced to do the dirty work of a dangerous drug - lord, who has his pregnant wife hostage.

stars as Behmen, a middle - aged Middle Age Crusader who leaves doing the fanatical Church's dirty work of exterminating people they tagged as responsible spreaders of deadly Black Plague, only to later be forced, along with faithful companion Felson (Perlman, Mutant Chronicles), to transport a purported witch (Foy, Going Postal) to stand trial at a distant monastery after she has been deemed as potentially responsible for the plague's spread.

It makes for a haunting atmosphere as the dirty work of the NYPD is scary enough as it is, but combining that -LSB-...]

Sure, it was a bit weird that the Angels did the dirty work of a disembodied boss named Charlie, but whatevah — seeing the three of them working in sync was poetry.

The physicists who invented the nuclear bomb worked out of Los Alamos in New Mexico, but the people who did the dirty work of making the bombs were in Hanford, Washington.

He adds that although we've long known that scavengers such as buzzards, raccoons, and blowflies do some of the dirty work of breaking down dead bodies, we are only just learning how important microbial decomposers are.

The role of bat parasites in maintaining chains of viral infection is little studied, and the new Wisconsin study serves up some intriguing insights into how viruses co-opt parasites to help do the dirty work of disease transmission.

The independent positions of the duo of Melaye and Sani are not seen as palatable by their political party which produced the President just as the political hawks affiliated to president Buhari see these senators as being too outspoken to protect the political agenda of the president so they designed different ways of deploying the pliable Nigeria police force to do the dirty work of intimidating, harassing and physically attacking these senators.

It will need a man or woman of rare courage and conviction, someone honest enough to do the dirty work of cleaning up government.

But it's possible the AG himself is going to shy away as much as possible from direct involvement with the dirty work of campaigning, and it's not even clear to me that they still consider Lazio much of a factor in the wake of his big loss to Paladino.

There's nothing like a series of international football to do the dirty work of the Premier League.

As i mentioned earlier Coquelin arguably is better at the defensive dirty work of the team whilst schneiderlin out of the two probably the better attacker.

Out in the world, dandelion roots do the dirty work of cleaning up, like removing lead from soil.

He grabs a spider to do the dirty work of getting all the tiny grains out of the hot oil.

Their foot soldiers on CNN's belief section are doin'the dirty work of tryin'to destroy Christians who might object to that slavery.

More recently they have been employed by the Colombian army to do the dirty work of terrorizing the campesinos and community leaders who are the real focus of the present war.

All you have to do is keep quiet and let the terrorists do your dirty work of converting the world by sword and blood letting.

Judas would be in Heaven, for doing the predetermined dirty work of Jesus and God.

Immunotherapy, in short, helps the body do the dirty work of defending itself against homegrown terrorists.

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While his professors toiled away on floppy drive computers with 20 megabyte hard drives, Elop — who worked for the faculty of engineering as a student — was poking his head through ceiling tiles up and down the halls, getting his hands dirty hooking people up «to this new thing» called a computer network.

These national security officials see themselves as the hard - headed tough guys who won't let the pathetic moral qualms of liberal cowards keep them from doing the dirty work that keeps us safe.

You've got to do the dirty work yourself, which includes choosing the right credit card for both of you and designating one partner to manage bill payments.

The Environmental Working Group just came out with their most recent Dirty Dozen list, a ranking of the 12 kinds of produce containing the highest concentration of pesticide residues.

«The reliability question is the dirty secret of 3D printing: 3D printers don't actually work every time, and that's a big challenge to their adoption — at least the desktop ones,» Lobovsky says.

Effort was apparent by the number of steals and blocked shots, resulting from the seemingly unrecognized dirty work necessary to catalyze transition opportunities and get easy baskets on the offensive end.

Working in oil can be dirty, but it pays The oilpatch is booming, and several of our Top 50 jobs are related to the energy sector, including two in the Top 10.

Maduro's government has had success sidelining the country's political opposition, circumventing the opposition - controlled legislature, securing electoral victories with the help of fraud and dirty tricks, and working to block main opposition parties from future elections.