Sentences with phrase «obvious problems actually»

The less obvious problems actually come from not borrowing at all.

Not exact matches

«I have been amazed at how resistant people are to actually fixing an obvious problem that is an obvious source of a grotesque unfairness and basically a transfer of wealth from the middle class to the rich,» he said.

Its actually sad fellaz some of us are out here in Africa and we pay subscription fees to watch Arsenal on TV every week, we pay for the internet we invest emotions and Wenger has lost and its not that he does not know he is nonchalant to obvious problems.

Football is a game where one team tries to outwit the other and being too obvious is not always the smartest thing to do but some of us fans, we'd spend 90 million on a Pogba, I actually do nt see the problem with spending that much on Pogba if you can actually afford it, so I won't even hate lol, but of that amount, how much is hype and how much is actual quality?

Pro Wenger what really is the problem becoz it was so obvious that we were short on defense and we actually wanted a back up and with Djourou whom we know didn't play for the entire last season.

When you actually look at bacteria versus fungus in the gut, it seems pretty obvious that fungus is a big problem... literally... big.

The essential problem is that the overplotted production introduces too many suspects, is laced with an abundance of rather obvious red herrings, and takes tons of laughable twists and turns actually which might make you think you're watching a comedy.

The most obvious problem is that the special education funds that districts receive bear no relation to the cost of actually educating students with disabilities.

And since the board / management are the obvious problem / road - block here in terms of capital allocation, I do think the recent board changes actually offer asymmetric risk / reward — at worst, we end up with some new management / board members & just more of the same... but at best, we end up with a team who can actually deliver on acquisition (s) and / or a meaningful return of capital to shareholders (ideally, via a tender offer).

The obvious problem with Tate's explanation is that it does not actually account for the way the collection is being treated.

We actually agree that there is a real tension between a quick and dirty pointing out of obvious problems in a published paper (such as the Douglass et al paper last December) and doing the much more substantial work and extra analysis that would merit a peer - reviewed response.

They won't be motivated to do so until the problem has become so obvious and dangerous that they need to publicly admit to recognizing the problem in order to get elected — which means it will be too late to actually do anything about it.

You might question whether, if it appears blindingly obvious that a suspect is indeed guilty, this is actually a problem.

While the patent does not actually mention sexting, it appears pretty obvious that the program was designed with that problem squarely in mind.

and we still have a drop out rate of double digits every year, pretty obvious where the problem sits, but nobody cares or commits to actually improve it....