Sentences with phrase «it stinks»

There are odourmasking compression sacks available, but Mountain Equipment Co-op's five - litre Pack Rat sac ($ 8.75) does as good a job keeping the stink in as it does keeping water out.

It's just like bathing; if you forget about it for a few days, things start to stink.

«Based on how stock prices are reacting to earnings right now, «earnings strength» should be replaced with «earnings stink,»» Justin Walters, co-founder of Bespoke Investment Group, said in an email to clients Wednesday.

The conclusion: sometimes it really stinks to be considerate and trustworthy.

In Trump's West Wing, once the rumors begin that an aide's exit is forthcoming, the «stink» on that staffer never leaves, according to one of the nearly dozen White House aides, former administration officials and outside advisers who spoke to The Associated Press under the same conditions.

Unfortunately, if your marketing stinks, then you won't generate enough revenue from sales to make the investment worthwhile.

Not all apps have been updated to look right for the screen yet, and it stinks.

Dog eats cash, man makes stink... and Treasury pays up

Smells MAD Fishy To Me, Stinks To The High Heavens.

While unhappy customers might create a stink (which is really bad, to be honest), happy (think ecstatic) customers refer you to other people and tell them how awesome you are.

«It was a stinking hot, humid day, and nobody wanted to be outside for the outdoor wedding.

If ISPs were the only ones that had to ask customers for permission before they chomped up data about web browsing and app usage, they probably would've made a stink about it.

It's because your management stinks.

Consider this your warning: Spreadsheets stink.

The service stunk, too.

«Eventually, they develop a smell for stink.

Apparently this concept stinks of compromise, settling, and accepting necessary evils.

Two brothers from Idaho have come up with an alternative to the sock that prevents your shoes from stinking and still gives you a stylish, no - sock look.

(That's why so many of us stink at remembering names and why making associations like «Mary from Alaska where my cousin lives») hugely improves retention.)

It's painful and it's hard, and it really, really stinks to let someone you may like as a person go.

You might call it an incubator, though Griffith avoids the term because of the stink it obtained during the dot - com boom and bust (that is, as a place where investment capital is wasted on foosball tables and projects that go nowhere).

The humor was lost on Washington Post critic Michael O'Sullivan, who said that the movie «stinks like the un-refrigerated ham its studio sent me as a promotion several months ago.»

During the two - minute video, «How to Tell When Your Breath Stinks,» Craig dons a white lab coat and protective goggles to educate viewers about bad breath and how the Orabrush tongue cleaner could cure it.

But back in the day, in 1998, she was just an 18 - year - old computer geek, sitting in her dream class at her dream school, getting the stink eye from her computer science professor and trying not to cry.

Don't lay it on others or say «Marjorie says you stink.»

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Consequently, according to my admittedly unscientific survey of about a hundred of my clients, the average firing occurs somewhere between six and 18 months after the business owner knew the employee was consistently performing poorly, consistently noncompliant, poisoning the workplace and negatively affecting others in it, or otherwise stinking up the joint.

Hyduke Energy Services CEO Gordon McCormack calls Do All Industries» latest attempt to take over his company a «stink - bid offer.»

«There's a lot of corporations that I've seen that once a year would show up with a jumbo check, get some PR firm to publish it, and it stinks,» says Scott.

You could get passed over on LinkedIn if your headshot stinks.

If your company is up to its neck in scandal, rebranding can limit the onus, as when Blackwater renamed itself Xe Services and then Academi to escape the stink of the Iraq War.

In March 2015, on a trip to Naples — a blackspot for organised crime — the pope set down a marker of his hatred of the mafia, condemning it for its «stinking» corruption, especially of the young and poor.

When an organization's culture centres around unusually high expectations for performance at a blistering pace (like, say, a ride - sharing platform endeavouring to be the last player standing in a fiercely competitive new niche) a Machiavellian «the ends justify the means» stink can pervade even those departments meant to keep things in balance.

First, the IPO market, long a rigged game according to the telling of veteran financial journalist (and one - time investment banker) Bill Cohan, stinks.

A not - so - «grate» proposal from the European Union to ban U.S. cheese makers from using names like Parmesan and Feta is stinking up trade negotiations.

«The customer who says, «You stink!»

When the two aren't comparing «comparing whether they share the gene that makes urine stink after eating asparagus,» they find time to be what friends call, «wacky together.»

Sure, it stinks and sometimes it even stings, but guess what?

The cozy wool upper prevents stink, while the fuzzy style is generally deemed cool and office - appropriate (for Silicon Valley, at least).

So, while the premise behind the Ogilvy & Mather campaign is certainly admirable, in this case, it simply caused a stink.

The only solution is for governments everywhere to spend big time on infrastructure and act «irresponsible» thus driving down the value of their currency, raising inflation, and inspiring the filthy, stinking rich to invest it or lose it.

International business speaker, trainer, and author Michael Kerr shares some random musings and ideas on creating a more rocking workplace, plus a great fun at work tip to help you keep your language clean and simple at work, a fabulous humor quote of the week from Victor Borge, and a contest that really stinks!

Prim & Prep's Guide to the Best Natural Deodorant for Men Men: we sweat; we stink — end of story.

«The whole thing started to stink,» he recalls.

Send your startup link to a friend with excitement only to receive «advice» that your idea stinks and you should get a full time job?

ICOs have truly made a lot of people stinking rich and you could be next.

It seemed to me like there were a lot of bold and sweeping statements made by Buxton in that article, it stunk of BS.

My friend Kris calls it the «stinking thinking.»

I spoke at the CFA's 2015 national Wealth Management conference yesterday on the topic of «Millennials and Money» and sadly, I had to report that millennials are making three big mistakes: they aren't saving enough -LRB--2 % savings rate), their asset allocation is back asswards (very heavy on cash, light on stocks), and their stock selection stinks.

Now, your creditworthiness stinks and you're wondering how your financial life will ever recover.