Sentences with phrase «poking big holes»
While the U.S. Department of Education has made a history in the last few decades by taking the stand that student debtors who file for bankruptcy be required to agree to some form of income - based repayment plan, a recent case has poked a big hole in that hot air balloon defense!
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«That is the term that lawyers use to describe a situation in which an owner has poked so many holes in his or her legal safeguards — by failing to follow the rules that govern corporations — that a judge decides it's fair to poke some even bigger holes.»
Poking holes in Jack Bogle's anti-international stock stance Vanguard debuts its activist investor side The biggest post-Trump boom has been in emerging markets
They want the benefits of a «big tent» until holes are poked in it.
But Cuomo's hands are tied: If he goes big in the budget for a moonshot issue like, say, the Dream Act, progressive advocates will poke holes in whatever compromises were needed to attain it.
Cut holes in the box big enough for the cat to poke their head through and then put some small holes for them to stick their paws out of.
How much kudos and funding goes to the team that pokes a big, fat hole in AGW theory?
And you would have to be pretty obstinate to try and poke holes in peer - reviewed climate science given that McIntyre claims he does not receive a salary signed by Big Oil.
One left turn later, the signs» sharp iron legs poked two big holes in her new leather seats, causing more than $ 200 in damages.
At the top of the cork, poke a hole big enough to string some twine through.
I poked the holes with the awl and then pushed a pencil through to make the holes bigger.