Sentences with phrase «messy business of»

The key to keeping hallways neat and welcoming is to confine the messy business of muddy wellies and running shoes, soggy coats, umbrellas and dog leads to a separate boot room area.

That's part of the messy business of science and replication and testing and falsification and so on.

which the bill detractors prefer serves to protect the status quo, which includes the messy business of oil and coal recovery and the laziness of auto manufacturers; in addition, sequestration would require REGULATIONS in order for power plants to adopt it.

Pielke, Jr., R.A. (2011), The messy business of cleaning up carbon policy (and how to sell it to the electorate).

We spoke with SoFi member and San Francisco - based psychologist Dr. Madeleine Katz about what happens when the messy business of money runs into the even messier stuff that goes on between our ears.

Ever since we finished with the messy business of the War of 1812, Canada and the U.S. have gotten along fairly well.

Apparently that NYT author doesn't like handling the messy business of money and contracts his / herself.

I suppose it's true that, if one imagines there are incontestably «right solutions» on big questions, the messy business of pluralistic democracy would seem unnecessary and unpleasant.

Initially wary of each other, these two very different people will be drawn together as they attempt to make sense of the unpredictable and messy business of family life.

So why do animals bother with the messy business of sex at all?

Parliament thought it had finally got shot of the whole issue, farming the messy business of expenses out to IPSA, and to a compliance officer who has powers to order repayment and to impose fines.

Through his innovative transportation commissioner, the mayor has installed hundreds of miles of bike lanes, worked to reduce pollution and increase energy efficiency in city - owned buildings, and create a solid waste disposal plan that put a cleaner face on the messy business of collecting our trash.

Politics does entail the slow and messy business of public debate; however if we take «politics» out of the famous old maxim, we are left only with «war.»

Jesus was the emissary of an «alien» God, Marcion said, a God who had nothing to do with the messy business of creation and procreation — the world of mud, mosquitoes, diapers, and dung.

Reliance on a pill spares us from the messy business of having to think about and make sense of our experience, but the conviction is spreading as though the pill were the Good News itself.

Reliance on pills spares us from the messy business of having to think about and make sense of our experience.

Might the unpredictable and messy business of creativity move to be more of a steady and systematic one?

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Here is the problem: Facebook and Google built successful, wildly profitable businesses because they have figured out a way to make money on digital content without actually getting into the messy, expensive business of producing it.

But disbursing taxpayer money is messy, and a quick scan of the companies that received the most small - business dollars in Virginia reveals an anomaly: No. 4 on the list, according to procurement consultant Eagle Eye, is the $ 24 billion behemoth General Dynamics (NYSE: GD).

The real world of growth businesses, though, is messy and packed with wicked problems.

It's going to be messy, but the majority of businesses in Canada are honest.

Though extracting, transporting and refining a liquid natural resource is a difficult, messy business, this latest stream of mishaps began to look like a pattern.

Its collection of businesses, though, is still messy.

He acknowledges that it is a messy business and one for which he has drawn criticism, (Metaxas stridently criticised Trump during the nomination process) but, like so many of his evangelical contemporaries, Metaxas believes that loyalty to his country, and the Christian values it was founded upon, means that compromises have to be made for the greater good.

In between, we are given snapshots of a vanished America where religion and culture still played a vital role in public life, as well as odd and unexpected little tidbits: a craze for church bell towers in the 1920s; Cram's home life with his beloved wife, Bess, and their children; the messy business breakup with Goodhue; Cram's mildly embarrassing foray into the horror genre, Black Spirits and White; his strange proposal for an island to be raised ex nihilo in Boston's Charles River; the problems inherent when working with rich Swedenborgians; and a Japanese Christian university he designed on a mix of Oriental and Dutch Modernist themes.

Too often the dissolution of a church is messy business, with hurt feelings, accusations, and blame circling around the whole affair like hungry vultures.

Taking the temperature of the church through congregations is a messy business, which helps explain why seminaries and churches alike have tended to listen more to theologians than to the congregations themselves.

(CT previously traveled more than 600 miles through the CAR to report on the «messy business» of clean water.)

Once cool transfer to a wire rack then ice them... which I didn't get a photo of as it's messy business!

There is also a pretty decent case for believing, with a nod towards Old Trafford, that the departure of a long - serving manager will be a messy business.

The mixing of the cookie dough is often a messy business especially if you have lots of little ones so this minimises stress on baking day.

Keep messy hair out of the way and out of your business with this detailed pompom scrunchie!

VAT is a messy one as it could hit a lot of businesses.

The real business of politics is messy: it always involves compromise, often requires tactical retreat and generally makes people settle for less than they really want.

A dimly - lit restaurant bedded discreetly in Westminster's InterContinental, serving American barbecue - style meaty dishes — their signature ribs are a carnivore's dream (but a business luncher's messy nightmare) and the menu of pulled meats is a treat.

At the time, the governor said he was «cautiously optimistic» — a phrase commonly used, if not always believed, in Albany — and cautioned that the business of making budgetary sausage was almost always messy.

Innovation work is a mundane and «messy» business in which people have to understand how the material and physical nature of creating new knowledge is linked to place and time as well as the fact that it is filled with unavoidable contradictions and conflicts.

Colin Barras's piece on the confusing history of our species offered more evidence that evolution is a messy business, not...

«Geology, dealing as it does with the complex behaviors and long memories of materials in the solid state, tends to be a messy business,» Spencer wrote.

Traditional observational techniques require using microscopes to view ultra-thin slices of tissue — messy business when trying to reconstruct three - dimensional structures in something as thick as a human brain.

I've tried scrubbing with coffee grounds in the shower, but it is kind of messy business.

As opposed to business appropriate attire, casual looks allow room for creativity — and a makeup - free face, and a messy bun, and a crazy pair of shades.

Keep messy hair out of the way and out of your business with this detailed pompom scrunchie!

Revenge is messy business, and Blue Ruin roles around in the dirt of it.

Since making his international breakthrough in the mid -»90s, the French writer - director has built a career of messy, novelistic ensemble mosaics like A Christmas Tale and Kings & Queen that don't so much move from A to B as zigzag wildly across the entire alphabet, taking special delight in discursively swerving off course, into backstory and expository side business.

In which Ben ultimately ends up seeing Alison de-glamorized via the messy physical and emotional business of pregnancy?

Messy streets, abandoned houses, looted businesses, and artifacts of an evacuation populate the crowded landscape.

I said that Amazon would most likely discover that publishing was a difficult and messy business, lacking the surety and economies of scale enjoyed across its other operations.

Perhaps I'm just finding relevance to my own life where I look for it, but Bear's most recent novella tackles some of the messy, tricky business that is part of working towards a happy relationship.

For the past couple of years, whenever my muse takes her coffee breaks — which are frequent — I've used the time to research and educate myself on this whole messy business.