Sentences with phrase «kind of fighting over»

That's not to say it's impossible to do a hard fork more safely, [but] I think the only way that's viable is if there isn't this kind of contentiousness — if you don't have a lot of polarization and people kind of fighting over different things.

Not exact matches

DCF had been told initially that Cruz and his mom fought over an ID card the teen needed to buy some kind of game.

Spending that kind of cash to fight a patent suit would be devastating to a young startup like FindTheBest, which has received $ 17 million in venture capital over its short life, according to a recent VentureBeat profile.

No one expected any doctrinal change: the fight was over what kind of pastoral accommodations would be made.

This is why they flounder around, and run off in seventeen different directions, and fight over the best way to do things, and how the money should be spent, and who should be the group they focus on, and what kind of music and literature the church should produce, etc..

If Smackdown wanted to create a fun (but competitive) tag team division I'd bring over either heavy machinery (vs. Bludgeon Brothers PAIN) or Street Profits (I'd actually like to see some kind of fight between them, New Day and Titus Worldwide as they should be brought over).

Can't see any kind of name going over there (if Srisaket fights at all in the interim).

Liam Neeson has become extremely popular over the years for his amazing action - packed movies and one of a kind fight scenes...

After everyone is finished fighting over what kind of toppings we should put on which pizza, it's time for the fun to begin!

And while TV can keep kids busy, too much TV can actually cause more fighting because it's so often the object kids fight over but also because it's not an active kind of play.

No, you know I keep looking at the bottle and you know, see if it is gonna be filling up» And you know, there is kind of this fighting feeling you know inadequacy just to some extent and I think you know I really had to stick with it and realized that Okay, it's gonna be building up over time and it was you know within so many months then it's like «Okay, I am actually you know, filling up more than one bottle» And so that was really rewarding but certainly it's time consuming.

The United States has historically backed Israel in order to maintain some control over the region; virtually everything else in the area is anti-U.S. So Israel was convenient as a kind of base for the U.S. - it could send fighter planes to Israel instead of having them fly from inefficiently far away; and plus, if things got really hairy in the middle east, Israel could do some of the actual fighting too.

Admittedly procedures themselves are public things, but you also need parks and schools, prisons, armies and land and all the kinds of things people can struggle and fight over.

In positive terms, we, unlike NO, have at least now built up a kind of grassroots movement - base that could be mobilised e.g. to fight for PR - based Lords reform (on which, see my guest post over at LiBDemVoice.

How this new health care delivery model is organized, what services it provides and who is in charge won't be decided for some time, but whatever transition is to come, the Cuomo administration is anxious to avoid the kind of prolonged, ugly battles that characterized the fights over St. Vincent's in Manhattan and Long Island College Hospital in Brooklyn.

And so the same kind of fights you're seeing now in the Arctic over who owns what are going to happen in Antarctica sooner than we expect.

After that, word just kind of spread that if you have a problem, you can go over to Face's yard and fight.

Virtually every great British actor to appear in the series gets some kind of cameo, whether mourning a dead friend, or lying on that improvised mortuary floor; whether sharing a disbelieving grin when the fighting is over, or trying to turn Harry over to Voldemort.

Perhaps the kindest thing one can say about it is that it packs more laughs (who wouldn't find a mother and son fighting tooth and nail over possession of a rubber duck amusing?)

While Daredevil, the trained boxer of the group, «wants every punch to be the last», Luke Cage places defence on the team — «He's the guy who will cover a child, he will use his body defensively» — while Jessica wants the fight to be over and «detests every part» — «That, as an attitude, is so much fun to watch once she's fighting» — and Iron Fist is «kind of hot - headed, a little more naïve than the others.

One of our greatest weapons in fighting the kinds of injustice, violence, and moral confusion we have seen over the past few days is ensuring that we have schools where our children are safe not only physically, but also emotionally and morally, and are taught the values to which we aspire.

I'm kind of over the NAACP but there are still folks out there like Oakland blogger Dirk Tillotson who are fighting for the soul of the NAACP.

Mercedes - Benz's 2016 GLA250 luxury - crossover SUV is the kind of vehicle that prompts fights over who gets the driver's seat and who rides shotgun, and there's even more to love when it comes to the GLA45 AMG.

A «surprise» hardware event is kind of odd, and it may have something to do with Amazon's fight with Google over their decision to block YouTube from the Echo Show.

As pathogens become resistant to the medicine over the period of time, so what kinds of changes are being made to fight with this challenge?

Studies have shown that dogs will fight over scarce resources, but that they don't organise themselves into any kind of consistent ranking system, with one dog dominating the others.

I live in Dayton, and over the last 17 years have been approached by many people who have asked me if I was interested in fighting my dogs (multiple breeds), what kind of dogs I had, and if I wanted to breed my dogs.

Action chips don't carry over battles, so you don't want to waste them, but it does also kind of turn every fight into simply waiting to get the «win move».

While fighting the plethora of enemy types never gets old, being asked to do the same kind of mission over and over again does.

There's room for more success in the game industry than we've ever seen before, but we need to all stop fighting over the same little pond with the same kind of games.

Theoretically, you could just free roam all over while fighting monsters and Eidolons at your leisure but in practice I never did because FFE «s combat is kind of boring.

During the development, it was kind of like, half my time was spent obsessing over vs. fighting games, and half was spent making Streets of Rage 2.

The series may have had some spotty points, but Mortal Kombat «s an important part of gaming history, both for challenging Capcom's monopoly over the fighting game genre and for introducing a bunch of innocent arcade players to all kinds of blood and gore.

Most spells for the sorcerer are some kind of riff on the soul arrow, a magic projectile, and when fighting bosses using this ranged technique, it's a case of «fire, roll, fire, roll» over and over until the health bar has been whittled downward.

Look a little closer, and all these «worlds» kind of fall apart though: Robin starts talking, and everybody starts fighting; 25 years ago the Studio School was taken over by an English -LRB-!)

The cautionary tale of the fight over the cause of stomach ulcers, listed by quite a few contributors there, is the kind of saga that gives science journalists (appropriately) sleepless nights.

Kind of like being at the wheel of the bus in the fog on the winding road while a small group of kids is squabbling louder and louder, fighting over how fast the bus is going.

Most people react to this kind of report by rehashing the usual fights over carbon emissions.

If those are the kind of wars that happen over bike lanes, I wonder what the fights will be like over elevated PRT networks.

It's important to note that there's also sometimes a kind of «false inequivalence» in the fight over climate science and policies — an implication that the lack of action on greenhouse gases is largely the result of the unfair advantage in money and influence held by industries dealing in, or dependent on, fossil fuels.

There are plenty of other issues looming if and when money does start to flow, including potential fights among countries exposed to various kinds of climate - linked hazards, from rising seas to protracted droughts, over who deserves help first and most.

In the fight over climate legislation, environmentalists» early rejection of a «safety valve» looks kind of lamentable in retrospect.

When you're fighting to keep your house, grieving over the loss of a loved one or putting your life on the line to protect others lives and property, people talking about climate policy or how these kinds of events will become more common and more severe is very uncomfortable.

An estranged lesbian couple's Supreme Court fight over their seven - year - old daughter is the first case of its kind and raises key issues, a lawyer has said.

Pauline Fowler comments in the Daily Mail and The Sun re Supreme Court fight over lesbian couple's daughter is «first case of its kind»

I disagree with him about the notwithstanding clause — hardly ever used outside Quebec, and I don't think that's a problem; about property rights — an open invitation to fight every kind of government action on the basis that one's property (i.e. right to do whatever one wants without regard to others) has been infringed (the US took over 100 years to fight that one out, and the right to govern is back under attack there); and about secession — in fact the SCC managed to give a reasonable interpretation of the Constitution (not the Charter in particular) on that point.

Over the years, we have represented every kind of business — from small, closely held companies to Fortune 500 companies — in every kind of case — from commercial real estate disputes to alleged securities fraud to fights among business partners.

So I expect to see some fights further in the process over which pieces of evidence that relate to willfulness are admissible as evidence in the first trial phase anyway (because of some other kind of probative value).

It's that if Congress ever went totally off the rails like that, the President, or the people would have to step up and hope they could end the standoff peacefully without resorting to violence, because this is the kind of thing that revolutions are fought over.

I was pulled over and given a ticket for speeding, it states that I was going 35mph over the limit, I am aware that it is a bit high but should I seek out a lawyer or maybe some kind of legal help, I been thinking of trying to fight it since and have the judge reduce the fine or charges, the ticket was issued by the LAPD.