Sentences with phrase «more anaemic»

In 2016, the government withdrew Circular Roads 2/94 and replaced it with an even more anaemic «guidance» document which merely says that it is for local authorities «to make a judgement about what constitutes adequate consultation».

Its characterless cul - de-sacs typify the more anaemic side of the county, less quiet than morose.

Not exact matches

Margaret Thatcher, Tony Blair, Gordon Brown and David Cameron would have done exactly the same thing as Theresa May: Look a bit embarrassed, soak up the anger about being America's poodle, then issue the most anaemic, mealy - mouthed coded criticism that lands no more than a glancing blow.

More doesn't necessarily mean better, but compared to last year's rather anaemic offering, WWE 2K16 feels like an Andre the Giant step in the right direction.

Save for his two Hellboy movies (among the most irreverent and entertaining comic book films of the modern era), his more straightforward genre fare — Mimic, Pacific Rim, the ripe gothic melodrama of Crimson Peak — are pretty anaemic once you get past the beautiful production design.

The biopic is — with rare but important exceptions — a relatively anaemic film genre, and something here about the reduction of Chubbuck's story to its regimented codes and conventions renders it as little more than a classy TV movie.

But the C250 itself looks anaemic when compared to rivals like the BMW 325i M - Sport Coupe, which is cheaper, more powerful and still comes with a six - cylinder soundtrack.

And in a world of anaemic GDP growth & stagnant consumer incomes, stocks which offer the promise of predictable and / or accelerated growth can be priced even more stratospherically.

36.85 % is a fantastic return for a quarter, more so given that the S&P 500's return was so anaemic at 1.21 %.

Caterpillars have more protein, fat, and calories than fish and meat and species that are iron rich are also given to people who are anaemic, pregnant or breastfeeding.