Sentences with phrase «dropping lots of points»

I can see them easily dropping lots of points.

Wenger must be watching a different Arsenal to the rest of us we've dropped a lot of points because we aren't good enough fact!

«I think we dropped a lot of points that we shouldn't have dropped like against smaller teams and I think that was the point in the season where as a team we weren't strong enough to take just a point and go ahead.

«I think they should have more points than they have so far, because they had games where they lost in the last minute and dropped a lot of points in the last five minutes of games,» Cech said.

We missed top 4 last year because we dropped a lot of points against the «lesser teams».

«We promised ourselves to do better than last season, not to drop a lot of points too early.

So they could drop a lot of points while we pick up a lot.

On where Arsenal's season went wrong, he added: «I think we dropped a lot of points we shouldn't have against smaller teams.

Not exact matches

And they were kind of dropping the whole program at that time and I was early in the game there so I went out and at that time T.V. was starting to come in and a lot of TV series at that time just Highway Patrol and Men of West Point or Men of Annapolis, they had a couple of those.

Not sure if you noticed but the stock market dropped by more than 1,000 points twice last week — two of the market's single day point drops ever — and a lot of people are freaking out.

Pan American Silver Corp (TSX: PAAS), a metals and mining company based in Canada, received a lot of attention from a substantial price movement on the TSX over the last few months, increasing to CA$ 22.16 at one point, and dropping to the lows of CA$ 19.1.

«I can understand that [people think the negativity will return] but overall I believe there were a lot of positives in the game as well because we created many chances, we had great domination and unfortunately we dropped three points.»

In my view (and I know I a lot of dislikes for this 1) I say lets drop out lets be smart... even if we come second we will still have to face a team that finished first and if we draw another AS Monaco type team and loose that could do damage to our momentum (if we still have it ta that point).

I'm not surprised by last night's result whether it be 1 - 0 or 5 - 1 we were always going to drop points with a lot of key players out injured.

He's not a very good defender and doesn't have great size, which is why his price has dropped pretty low, but if you run plays to get your PG in the mid-range, you can score a lot of points with Abdul - Rauf.

Please guys let's not get carried away with the draw against spurs, there is a lot of football still to be played and I'm almost certain our rivals will definitely drop points!

It is asking a lot for one of them to have a bad run of games but for both to drop that many points while Arsenal drop None the rest of the season is REALLY having blind faith.

someone is going to drop points, and it's going to take a lot of convincing for us to drop points.

This season we recently had the burnley game, all of our close opponents except chelsea had played and dropped points, we were at home and only managed the win due to an offside penalty decision, basically we bottled it, but got away with it through a lot of luck.

Since his arrival in Manchester, former Chelsea boss Mourinho has come under a lot of criticism from fans and critics alike for his side's tendency to play defensive football and ability to drop points against smaller teams.

A lot of people are assuming that because Chelsea have only lost twice that they are unlikely to lose again, yet they forget that Chelsea have also drawn 7 (could be 8 after QPR) which is also a source of dropped points.

Why could it be interesting??? the only reason to be happy would be the fact that they would have to do a lot of travelling and would probably be tired and might drop points in their opener

It's primarily the latter that usually leads to a lot of dropped points.

Chelsea have lost or drawn (and draws aren't a whole lot better than a loss with effectively 2 points dropped) 9 of their 28 games or a third — even with no drop off in form they are due to draw / may be lose at least 3 of their last 10 games.

that's it — we couldn't emulate the Invincibles last season and we had Ospina (who is not Chech but neither was it his fault for any of our dropped points)... Having said that i still think there's a lot of positives for this season: > After FA cup win — we have gained a better winning mentality > This season we starting with Le Coq and Chech > Players are in good form and we don't have injuries (aside from Welbeck, who even if fit wont easily get a starting place)

A significant slump in form has left West Ham just the three points above the drop zone heading into the weekend so they have been putting a lot of pressure back on themselves.

You add that up and that is a lot of dropped points that they have suffered in that sequence of matches and that is why they have fallen well out of the title race.

They done so by the skin of their teeth in previous seasons, but last season Bolton finished a clear nine points above the drop, with the teams results definitely improving in the second half of the season under new manager Owen Coyle, so there were promising signs from the Reebok club that they can do a lot better than they for the most part last term, when positive form was almost non-existent and despite some valiant and brave efforts against some classy opponents they just couldn't convert their courageous performances into points which would have propelled them up the Premier League and into a more respectable finishing position.

And also, someone pointed out that I have a lot of back rounding so I think I might drop the weight anyways.

With the CCTD's high mileage, the price premium is easier to justify if you do a lot of highway driving — especially at this point in time when diesel prices have dropped below those for gas in some states such as Illinois and Wisconsin.

The dropping price points, including the introduction of an ad - supported Kindle for just $ 114, have helped make e-readers a lot more affordable.

Yet, even if closing the cards were to hurt your score through increased utilization, not only would any such drop only be temporary, as I described above, but the saving of $ 200 per month in interest will do your finances a lot more good than a few more short - term points on your credit score.

You'll also be in a lot of credit score trouble, too, as a defaulted account can drop your score by dozens of points.

Additionally, Charlie was just a little pup and was pretty low to the ground at this point, resulting in lots of dropped treats and frantic puppy behavior.

The only positive change is for those who plan to redeem your points for award nights in India, where a lot of hotels have dropped to lower categories, which means you will need less points for award nights.

The main reason why the price has dropped is that IHG Rewards Club points have lost a lot of value over the last few years.

People is blowing this way out of proportion they are more than likely testing price points yet people want to act like this is not a beta how about you wait until something comes out before saying it is a failure yea some of the prices suck but it is a beta it is where they would test something like the prices so how about a lil bit of patience to see what they do Sony has been getting a lot of unwarranted hate lately like the idiots writing about Sony not giving them refunds for the last of us people was writing hate articles hours after the price drop didn't even give Sony 24 hours to make any changes or announce anything about refunds how about we give these companies a chance to respond before calling them out.

I was mereley pointing out that a LOT of people defended the Vita left and right while sales struggled and they merely said wait for the price to drop, or wait for the games.

A lot of this can be alleviated by playing the game in co-op mode, which allows a friend to drop in or drop out at any point in a mission, but barring that you just have to roll with it.

The co-op is fantastic in that a friend can drop in and out at any point during the game, lending you a hand or even some health should you fall, making getting to the end of the adventure a whole lot easier than playing through on your own.

If you've got a good enough memory to remember the pre-launch cycle of the PlayStation Vita, you should recall that people were very excited about the handheld right up until the point that Sony dropped a series of bombshells about limitations of the system that killed a lot of consumer interest.

The first point I'm trying to make is that, in my opinion, if what we are talking about is the wavelength (s) absorbed by CO2, then where the partial pressure (or optical density) of C02 drops to near - 0 is a lot more interesting than where the sum of all gas partial pressures, where the majority of other gases do not absorb at the wavelength of CO2, drops to near - 0, which is the more traditional meaning for TOA.

Only 45 percent of Americans say they have thought some (33 %) or a lot (12 %) about global warming, a drop of 10 points since June 2010.

Perception of Scientists & Evidence Changing But back to the issue of growing scientific evidence of warming: The percentage of people who think most scientists think climate change is happening dropped 13 point to 34 %, while 40 % of the American public believes there is «a lot of disagreement» among scientists about whether warming is happening or not.

A very intelligent woman named Sue explained to me via social media that the whole point of a SLAPP suit is to bring a lawsuit to make the little guy spend lots of time and emotional energy and money, and then drop it before it can come before a court of law where, in this case, the transnational would have to prove their allegations of conspiracy, etc..