Sentences with phrase «many obvious faults»

Usually after some down time everything eventually turns back on, we can't see any obvious fault so we put it down to a freak occurance.

So we are no closer to finalizing the Aubamyang deal, just like Lemar in the summer, it's not anything new, what would suprise me is when we buy someone, so before Wegner focuses on Arsenal affairs he's busy having a dig at tottenham and like his biggest fan TY from AFTV he ignores the glaringly obvious faults with the team, which as most of us know is him.

Both a good players but they have obvious faults and both are NOT good enough to win us either the epl or the cl.

For all of its obvious faults (and there are plenty of them), information pills Love the Coopers offers one valuable lesson.

How out of touch from what is happening in schools and classrooms has our leadership become that they refuse to acknowledge the obvious faults in their own arguments?

Show potential - Companion / Puppies that have no obvious faults and is deemed possible to achieve it's championship.

I also learned that American Airlines doesn't compensate you when they are at obvious fault for the cancellation.

Wilson has given them all titles, some poetic («Kimono»), some place names («Berkeley»), a few tongue - in - cheek («San Andreas» with obvious fault lines).

Unfortunately, I didn't see the most obvious fault mentioned here.

If your presumptions for the alleged «obvious fault» are already wrong, then your claim is obviously bogus.

Before declaring an «obvious fault» regarding this matter, you would have to show first that your assertion is correct that the paper classifies models according to which some model were «best» and others were «worst».

The new Note is much like its predecessor in that it's an exceptional large - screened device with few obvious faults.

• Highly skilled in handling customer documentation for outgoing shipments and efficiently assembling custom orders • Well - versed in sorting incoming shipments and verifying inventory levels, in addition to processing return materials authorization • Deeply familiar with supervising incoming and outgoing shipments and updating stock records to ensure availability of materials • First - hand experience in locating and picking orders and assembling and packing them appropriately to make them delivery - ready • Qualified to operate and maintain warehouse equipment and tools such as forklifts and pallet jacks • Competent in organizing and rearranging materials within the warehouse to ensure appropriate storage solutions • Effectively able to process paperwork associated with both incoming and outgoing shipments, in accordance to set specifications • Track record of efficiently monitoring stock for obvious faults and damages and immediately reporting them to supervisors • Demonstrated expertise in checking orders against original purchase documents to double check them for accuracy • Documented success in effectively liaising with vendors and suppliers to ensure timely and accurate delivery of merchandise • Special talent for implementing standard warehousing safety measures and ensuring compliance at every stage

Having said that and on the other hand however, I can't help but wonder how any buyer could miss seeing such obvious faults with the property at issue prior to purchase.

Not exact matches

One reason to proceed with such an obvious indiscretion would be to send a message that future economic weakness would be the Bank of Canada's fault, not the prime minister's.

When you get angry at someone for something that wasn't their fault, it is obvious whom you feel guilty towards: the person you got angry at.

They recognize and fault religious extremism in Iran, Iraq, Afghanistan and throughout the middle - east as being irrational and as blindly leading those people to support actions and positions causing severe problems... yet they don't question their own blind extremism and the obvious aggressive exploitation of their own beliefs.

And the solution, I believe, must be based on the fact that in general, people are blind to their own faults, though they are obvious to everyone else.

It is not the fault of St. Thomas to state the obvious, that every wrong idea can produce murder and someone must stop it.

So essentially, it is Wenger's fault that he has not filled an obvious gap in our squad for years and tried to play under par players in that position.

Who's at fault for letting the Rams quarterback keep on playing despite an obvious head injury during Sunday's game with the Ravens?

He is a tennis administrator — a wonderful one — but by his own admission he is not a tactician, and from courtside could not be expected to catch the little faults that are quickly obvious to a man like Hopman, a former Davis Cupper himself.

It looks glaringly obvious but I don't think he was too much at fault.

Welbeck starting was AW's fault when Theo was the VERY obvious option.

- Wenger can be so insane to do it.The man is out of this world and complety insane.He can not see what it is obvious for the entire world.To have better players on the bench and to keep favouring the same out - of - form or not good enough players week after week is madness.To play for draw from the beginning against an awful team which got beaten by the entire league on a daily bases - this is something unimaginable.It is not Mertesacker fault for being embarrased by any player on the planet, it is the manager fault for exposing him as a laughing point of focus.Wenger must go, the man is deluded, he is scarred to take any risk for success.Well, guess what - only showing courage and breaking the risk can bring you success.Not the case - I predict a chain of defeats following, with the cherry on top being a big defeat against Spurs - a team which, despite our hate, plays real football (with great results I must say).

For the past several summer transfers, it's obvious the team badly needs 2 to 3 players, but when every transfer window shuts we come short because to Wenger and the board (or some deluded Wenger lovers out there) it's all just the board's fault because Wenger doesn't have any power when it comes to transfers apparently.

His faults were obvious, but the qualities that made him worth persevering with aren't typically appreciated in English...

Having a fault is not a reason to be hauled up and insulted by someone who happens to know better — especially since someone might be immature and also have a more sympathetic reason to prefer the idea of homebirth that isn't necessarily obvious.

His faults are obvious, reported around the clock and will could well prove fatal to his leadership before the 2020 election.

«Every presidential election year, it seems as if more fault lines in our antiquated, 19th - century election administration become glaringly obvious.

Technology is improving faster than public policy can keep up, and that fault line is arguably most obvious in the national debate over drones.

With rare exceptions, no one has been able to trace parasomnias to an obvious problem, such as an anatomical fault or chemical imbalance in the brain.

Up to that time, genetic counseling had mainly focused on rare diseases caused by a single genetic fault, and psychiatric disorders were not an obvious fit.

The Guardian gives the film four out of five stars and calls Fanning «alarmingly good,» but Variety believes Fanning is stuck «in a project undeserving of her talents,» and the AV Club faults Potter for a film that «seems far more obvious and down - the - middle than it needs to be.»

The biggest fault there was the post-conversion 3D; the technology in Wrath of the Titans — which, to the dismay of many, still wasn't shot in the format — is an obvious upgrade.

It's a parody of a parody, really — a self - satisfied, superior takedown of the obvious foibles and, when those run out, perceived faults of an imagined movie from yesteryear.

While Siobhan Gorman («Bipartisan Schoolmates,» Feature, Summer 2002) can be faulted for underestimating the degree to which President Bush's education policy represents major change, she is correct to point out the obvious: Public policy matters only if it is enforced.

The typology includes logical problems, algorithmic problems, story problems (which have underlying algorithms with a story wrapper that amounts to an algorithmic problem), rule - using problems, decision - making problems (e.g., cost - benefit analysis), troubleshooting (systematically diagnosing a fault and eliminating a problem space), diagnosis - solution problems (characteristic of medical school and involving small groups understanding the problem, researching different possible causes, generating hypotheses, performing diagnostic tests, and monitoring a treatment to restore a goal state), strategic performance, case analysis (characteristic of law or business school and involving adapting tactics to support an overall strategy and reflecting on authentic situations), design problems, and dilemmas (such as global warming, which are complex and involve competing values and which may have no obvious solutions).

Perhaps an obvious question but after you've cleared the CEL and fault codes with your scan tool, how quickly do they return?

Tracey, the obvious point here is that while we KNOW all devices can develop a fault, the key thing is that the manufacturer provides you with good and reliable after - sales service.

The greater error as to deny guilt / fault when it is obvious to many.

I'm getting better:) Thanks for this great article in pointing out what should be obvious but having someone else recognize and point out this common trading fault will strengthen my trading career.

«When I ran a rescue group, it became obvious that most adopters knew very little about selecting the right pet, and it really wasn't their fault.»

While there are many virtues and faults that can be seen during the judging process, some will be more obvious than others.

It's more than obvious that Yu Suzuki has no interest in pandering the right trigger pulling gaming fans of today - this may be to a fault.

I don't even know where to begin trying to detail the game's faults which is so obvious and amateurish that I wonder if Bungie learned anything from the first game.

The review reads like this game is a 6/10, maybe a 7/10 if looking at it as objectively as possible and divorcing the fact that the reviewer had fun despite the obvious glaring faults.

At MoMA PS1 there is Art21 artist Mike Kelley whose «art searches out dark and soiled places where defects, fault lines, and inadequacies are obvious and routine --» wrote LA Times critic Christopher Knight in 1994 — «and where failure takes on the poignant, fragile, even heartbreaking beauty that accompanies any loss of self.»

It's obvious there fault on both sides.

It is obvious in this case that a clear scientific fault has undermined the political message about the «substance of their work on the impacts», which has now left some campaigners in a quandry about whether to discard the science or the politics of this particular story or just ignore the lot!