Sentences with phrase «much doing damage control»

Not exact matches

Netflix said Starz was asking too much money to renew and started doing damage control.

The bulk removal tool could make it much easier for users to take control of their data and protect their identity, though the damage to Facebook's reputation is largely done.

And to do that we need to do three things: get the country's spending in check with firm financial controls, raise money for targeted investment in much needed infrastructure; and see us diversify the economy from a damaging dependence on oil.»

However, when the D1 receptor was inhibited, alcohol - seeking behavior in individuals with stroke damage decreased significantly while the control group didn't exhibit much of a change.

While the delayed glimpse at what is in store hasn't done much in the way of damage control, the actual trailer doesn't quite help either.

I just read this to see how your tore it apart, glorious review Jim, this game looks like an explosion of monkey spunk, it's games like this that make me a little happier I don't have a Wii U... That and the fact I don't have to deal with the Nintendo fanboys... Seriously it's SAD how much they've damage controlled for this game

Apparently, they did some controlled experiments to find out exactly how much acid rain damaged trees by watering some test plots with varying levels of acid.

They don't care how much damage they do, they just want to keep their cover story for why they are driving up energy costs and taking control of industry.

SUVs on the other hand, are bigger and much harder to control than a normal car, increasing the possibility of doing more damage to other cars and property.

The bulk removal tool could make it much easier for users to take control of their data and protect their identity, though the damage to Facebook's reputation is largely done.

Now it seems that another credit card company, American Express, is bringing out their CEO, Mr. Kenneth I Chennault to do some much needed damage control.

Don't worry too much about Dick and Jane, the argument above sounded worse than it was because Dick and Jane know damage control...

«There is certainly much work to be done: the international airport's traffic control tower was severely damaged, as were hospitals and prisons, to name only a fraction of the affected infrastructure.