Sentences with phrase «n't be looked at»

This potential revenue loss shouldn't be looked at as only one year of lost revenue, instead needs to be considered over the lifetime of our system.

Pushing for improvement shouldn't be looked at as negative, just progress and change with the time.

«But we can't be looked at as providing the only solution.»

Ozil, Sanchez, Bell, Mon, Boss shouldn't be looked at.

I recently had the opportunity to interview Ms. Huffington about the sleep crisis and a world where you can sleep your way to the top and you won't be looked at as an unsavory character, where you're encouraged by management to snooze at work, and where sleeping longer will earn you a cash reward from your employer.

If you doubt that's true, you haven't been looking at the classifieds.

To tell you the truth I haven't been looking at any pure play solar companies for my own portfolio.

While the tourism boycott is not, as you note, likely to have a direct or significant impact on Alberta's economy, it should not be looked at in isolation from the broader campaign against the oil sands.

However, whether or not you're looking at taking Social Security at 62 or later, you should know that the formula used by the SSA is in fact designed to result in the same amount of lifetime benefits - irrespective of when you decide to retire and apply for Social Security.

Needless to say, the average retail investor will not be looking at those share classes, but they are not the target audience anyway.

Agnostics and atheists should not be looked at with an evil glare.

Davids church, as with most traditional church models, should not be looked at as a business.

Just kidding — you wouldn't be looking at...

Jonathan Trotter confirmed the proliferation of this wrong thinking in the church when he admitted: «I grew up learning of the guy's responsibility to not look, and that's great, but what I really heard a lot about was the girl's responsibility to not be looked at.»

It is exists — even in some people's minds — should we not be looking at the liturgy as much as at devotions?

Here's my problem with all this: most things that happened in the 60s should not be looked at with nostalgia and admiration.

So I probably won't be looking at your drawings as often unless the title is really enticing!

I should not be looking at anything sweet at this point.

I will not be looking at it for another eight hours.

Ilyasova and Bolden or a draft pick could fill these roles if we have some cap space, if not you are looking at a vet min guy to take the minutes for the regular season.

They are both the type of player that has been seen in recent years as a typical Wenger signing, with more technical ability and flair than the stature and physicality that some managers tend to go for, but I am not saying that Arsenal should not be looking at this type of player at all.

Everyday I say I shouldn't be looking at any of these rumors and not being carried away with my high expectations but I can't help it... I believe that as long as Wenger is in charge this club will never win anything valuable ever again, he just lost it... it will be always 4th spot and above that is just bonus... beating the like of Hull, Newcastle, etc, won't change the fact that we are as good as any other team looking for the 4th spot (Tot, Southampton, Liverpool, westham, swansea) Wenger out at the end of the season

I think we have a great chance of getting him as well, as I imagine the likes of Chelsea, Liverpool, United, City, and probably Spurs, will not be looking at changing managers anytime soon.

Also Klopp would bring in potential transfer targets that Arsenal may not be looking at.

If only we had defended as well we would not be looking at failing to get out of the group which is now a very real possibility.

It is a very complex situation which can not be looked at in a simplistic manner.

We should not be looking at more midfielders — its ridiculous, we are over saturated with midfielders...

However addition of players must not be looked at as an end in itself but a means to an end which is to fill up any gaps that may exist in the team.

Should the Gunners not be looking at this proven Premier League player, especially as Benteke has previously spoken about his love for Arsenal and desire to play for us one day?

At the moment it is certainly Arsene who is taking all the blame for the lack of football success — my question is — rather than focusing on the immediacy of what happens on the field of play and blaming the players and Arsene — shouldn't we be looking at what goes on in the USA and in the boardroom with the people who control the financial decisions about the investment in our players squad and ask when our major competitors are investing so much — why aren't Arsenal doing the same and investing more in players?

Why has the fact that Lacazette may have been carrying an injury for some time not been looked at by the Arsenal coaching staff until the damage has been done?

should I write an Article on why we shouln't be looking at Pogba?

Maybe Arsene Wenger will not be looking at the summer transfer of Yohan Cabaye to Arsenal as a cut - price deal, but I am fairly sure that his current club Paris Saint - Germain will after they paid almost # 20 million for the France international midfielder a little over a year ago.

And if he does repay him and plays brilliantly for England now and at the World Cup, he will also force Arsenal to reconsider offering him such a derisory contract, and after being insulted like that, why shouldn't he be looking at earning much more money elsewhere.

Do you really think that the biggest and richest clubs in the world will not be looking at the German international and thinking about trying to sign him in the summer, especially if he plays well at Euro 2016?

OK, so I may not be looking at the official table — but the form table for the last six games is still pretty eye - opening, is it not?

How you come about: «anyone thinking that the players won't be looking at each other asking each other the same question then they are quite naive» over the transfer issue is beyond me.

If anyone thinks that the players won't be looking at each other asking each other the same question then they are quite naive.

Dear Abby: The parents who were told their boys «couldn't be looking at pornography» unless they had a credit card — which they didn't — were seriously misinformed.

«It's not as if it hasn't been looked at,» Crone says.

«We are sure that many MPs would think twice about these measures had they realised the basic questions hadn't been looked at.»

State Comptroller Tom DiNapoli says the $ 5 billion - plus pot of money due to settlements with banks and other financial institutions over alleged wrongdoing in the Wall Street crash should not be looked at as a budget surplus.

They should not be looking at a nation where thousands are killed by armed conflict every year and declaring it safe.

He wouldn't be looking at these consequences.

State Comptroller Tom DiNapoli says the $ 5 billion dollar plus pot of money due to settlements with banks and other financial institutions over alleged wrongdoing in the Wall Street crash should not be looked at as a budget surplus.

I've made the case that while they may not be relying on the C - 130s as they have in the past, why can't they be looking at our base, which has had $ 80 million worth of investments in the last six years, as part of the military of the future?

Neil deMause of Field of Schemes notes that «most of the muckety - mucks in the «Legends Suites» won't be looking at refunds» because the cuts only affect about 600 seats.

Then there are the Twitter troublemakers, whose occasionally ill - judged dispatches land them — and their parties — in hot water (we may or may not be looking at you, Messrs Fabricant and Ward).

Brooklyn federal prosecutors said eight of those people are targets of active criminal investigations — but Wills said he's the one who isn't being looked at.

Not exact matches

I'm not saying this couldn't be good for a sophisticated investor, someone willing to look at a particular fund to see what's inside it and whether it fits their needs.