Sentences with phrase «facing me too»

Because many companies employing low - wage workers face too much competition to pass the increased labor cost on to customers, a higher minimum wage would mean lower small business profits or costly investment in labor saving equipment.

We understand the issues you face because we face them too.

Our Strength is Our People We understand the issues you face because we face them too.

Do Employee Owners Face Too Much Financial Risk?

At the same time, «they wanted to be social or outwardly facing too.»

I could see it in her face too: the disbelief, the horror, the sadness.

And one way to get over your own pain, fear, hurt, and disappointment, is to realize that it's part of life, that others are facing it too (and many of them much more than you are), and that you can either have a pity party for yourself, or try to help others through their own pain, which in turn helps you.

The human face too might be called such a picture, and its alterations might represent the course of a passion.

I do use this on my face too, just be gentle as it's quite an intense scrub!

They'll put a smile on your face too, because most of these recipes are very easy and quick to prepare.

But my ears were getting itchy and my face too.

Got ta wipe the drool off my face too.

Well, each time we made this, we kept stuffing our face too fast to remember to take a picture for the blog, that's why.

I got bumps on my face too, and my arms and legs started to itch.

Cincinnati's offense was not terrible on passing downs (71st in PD S&P +) but faced too many of them to succeed.

Also what about last time Danny faced these too, all I can remember is the goal but what a crucial goal it was.

The Yankees have too many good hitters and will face too many bad pitchers to not have a good record.

A great Premier League midfielder, Mikel Arteta has been unlucky to face too much competition for a place in Spain's midfield.

Maybe he was just sayin, see Landeskog, I can punch faces too and not get suspended for it!?!?

Barboza landed kicks on his head and at one point kneed his face too but Khabib brushed it off like it was nothing.

Fortunately for the regal Moroccan centre - back - he won't have to face too many players of the quality of Fekir for the rest of the season!

Facing too many low level and physical football teams has been ruining English teams» achievements in international and European levels.

They run to set up the pass, and if if Knighten's facing too many passing downs, then a solid Toledo pass rush comes into play.

That's obviously a problem the Germans are facing too.

He has allowed 23 goals in his past five starts, but again faced too many quality chances with the Lightning defense often out of position, outmuscled and unable to clear the puck.

Often a person waving goodbye will have a look of resignation ok his face too.

He always had acne tendency in his face too when he was younged.

He has not faced too many shots this season but he has made some vital interceptions at times.

The color commentator not only affirmed that the yellow for Sanchez was the right call in his mind but that he'd have thrown the ball in his face too if given the chance.

Washing your face too many times — This can be very tempting, especially if you are someone that suffers from acne.

David Cross has the perfect sad puppy dog face too.

Changing To Forward Facing Too Early.

Estella Toys: Every baby needs new toys to play with, especially when they need something to learn to grasp and pinch, so why not make sure their toys put a smile on your face too?

And to those who think they make it up, go to YouTube and type in «rear face vs forward face crash tests» and see what happens in an accident when a child is forward facing too soon.

The seats have a 5 point harness and an adjustable head pad, that is easy to set to whatever position you need them, without having to unhook straps or face too many obstacles.

And also, Hannah Dahlen is an apologist for the murderous midwife Lisa Barrett, and claims that babies died not because Lisa Barrett was a dangerous halfwit with no skill and less insight, but because midwives were facing too much regulation and oversight.

There's a lot going on with your twins» faces too.

This origami puppet looks like a cute cat, but you can make other animal faces too, such as a bat or dog, by drawing a different face, or folding the ears differently.

They also work phenomenally better at cleaning your little one's bum, messy hands, and faces too!

Don't clean the baby's face too many times because it can make it dry.

The perception is that the last Labour govt was not only «rubbing the right's face in diversity» but also the working class's faces too.

Theresa May said she called the election because she was facing too much opposition ahead of vital Brexit talks.

Mecca said the DEC has lost credibility and faces too much political pressure from the Cuomo administration to expand the plaza on the American side and reconfigure roads leading to and from the bridge.

We also believed that the nation was facing too much concentration of private power that few politicians were talking about.

Blackwell, the Republican gubernatorial candidate, faces too many conflicts of interest to properly oversee the probe, Redfern said.

Crime is down and Brooklyn is hip, but young black men face too much police harassment and economic opportunities for the poorest New Yorkers are grim and show no promising signs of improvement.

Reasoning that direct insertion of a metal into the bond would face too high an energy barrier, the authors implemented a dual activation strategy, targeting a mechanism in which gold coordination enhances the reactivity of the C - C triple bond while trifluoroacetate coordination to B stimulates transfer of the adjacent O group.

«You don't want to angle your face too far down, because that can make your forehead look very large, but you also don't want to have your head lifted up unnaturally high, because nobody wants to see up your nose!

It's not because you're afraid of seeing the other person's face too closely or coming off as creepy with wide - open eyes.

When you're going in for the kill, your eyes seem to close automatically — and it's not because you're afraid of seeing the other person's face too closely or coming off as creepy with wide - open eyes.