Sentences with phrase «go burying your head in the sand»

Now go back and read the article and tell us how the article is overtly anti-Christian or please go bury your head in the sand.

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As Karl Bode at DSL Reports put it in his brief analysis of the latest MoffettNathanson numbers: «The bad news for cable is the majority of them continue the slow trickling loss of subscribers that, unless you work somewhere in the cable ecosystem with your head buried in the sand, nobody believes is going to stop any time soon.»

We are not going to fix Universal Credit if we bury our heads in the sand about its failings.»

Burying your head in the sand is not going to make the link between science and politics go away.

Wreckage of the doomed cruise ship MV Lyubov Orlova which went missing at sea in 2013 and was plagued by rats may have been found buried in sand on a beach Accused Genovese mob boss Eugene «Rooster» O'Nofrio has given up on plea talks and is headed to trial for racketeering, his lawyer confirmed on Thursday.

This is not the first time Mr Gibb has said this so he will continue to deny there is a crisis.Even if he was correct the solution is not to train as many teachers as possible because they would still be inexperienced and a great number of these will leave in the first 5 years after they have qualified.Mr Gibb needs to do some serious talking to teachers which is something I suspect he is reluctant to do and so the government will keep burying its head in the sand and the problem just will not go away.I take my hat off to all the teachers who ply their craft under very trying circumstances.

It's even more tempting to bury your head in the sand when you've gone years and years without investing a cent.

When the going gets tough, even the tough may want to bury their heads in the sand and ignore those payment due dates — but most credit...

It's so tempting to bury your head in the sand when things aren't going your way, but the issue doesn't go away just because you refuse to look it in the eye.

The issue is that people have been warned long enough that interest rates will go up, if they're just burying their head in the sand then unfortunately no sympathy.

But go ahead and keep your head buried in the sand and tote the party line without questioning it, I'm sure in the magical land you live in you will randomly receive a check for $ 1,000,000 for all your efforts.

You can try to bury your head in the polluted sand in the US for another decade, but that's only going to cost us jobs and opportunities in the long run.

Don't bury your head in the sand and think «it'll happen at some point if I keep going», because it may not.

Employers simply can not «bury their heads in the sand» in the hopes that the problems will go away; they will not.

As technology moves at a pace quicker than ever before, it is becoming more and more apparent to leaders that they simply can not afford to hire candidates who bury their heads in the sand and ignore the changes going on around them.

Are you vacillating between burying your head in the sand and obsessing about what's going on around you?

Do not bury your heads in the sand and think these problems will just go away.

There's no reason to believe that e-commerce is going to so negatively and dramatically affect retail that we should try to bury our heads in the sand.»