Sentences with word «screwed»

Spicer apologized for his comments Wednesday morning, saying he «screwed up» and that his comments were «inexcusable and reprehensible.»

«We damn near screwed it up horribly,» he says.

These bad - news boiler rooms use the world's cheapest labor to reach a terribly skewed (and largely screwed) population of old, rural and homebound people who are also the only ones with the time and any interest in talking to them.

We've learned a lot more about how badly Theranos labs screwed up.

«The one thing I have never screwed up is discriminated against anybody based on any variable that they would care about, and I'm very proud of that.»

Your co-worker who's stressing about that report that was just annihilated by your boss likely won't be comforted by the fact that the cafeteria screwed up your sandwich that day.

Passive - aggressive bosses leave you with the impression that you've screwed up, without giving you concrete information on how you can improve.

If Goofy ever figures out he hasn't been paid a cent in 81 years, Disney is going to be so screwed.

Twilio Inc.: «This is a very controversial story because they screwed up a couple of quarters and then they've come back.

But after the market for non-bank ABCP turned to ice last August, they quickly learned to expect nothing, except perhaps to get royally screwed.

You're screwed!»

Miller, who until recently was a senior adviser at the Business Council of Canada, which represents the chief executives of the country's biggest companies, says Canadians simply don't know enough about how China works to avoid getting screwed in the fine print of any deal.

«And if I screwed it up, I could never go home again,» he laughs.

You have to move fast, or you're screwed.

That «at - table» part is important for anyone who has been to a restaurant and had their order screwed up and / or waited an interminable time to get their server's attention either to get a drink refill or the bill.

«One of the many ways a startup can be screwed up is by having a disconnect between management, investors and employees.

If other investors have come in, funded competitors, and screwed up the cap table, why aren't their own portfolio companies navigating the changing landscape better?

Carlisle also asks candidates to talk of a time they really screwed up — and that whole spin - your - weaknesses - into - strengths strategy won't cut it.

If you think of marketing as the same thing it was twenty (or even ten) years ago, you're basically screwed.

«The companies and the management that have screwed with pension plans, removed funds or underfunded plans piss me off to no end,» commented one CEO.

Truth be told, Newman wasn't big on planning, which is evident by a sign that used to hang in his office and now hangs in the boardroom: «If we had a plan, we'd be screwed.»

Now I'm stuck and royally screwed.

They were hard to reach, gave you misinformation, lost your documents, and generally screwed things up.

HANK EVANS: Once upon a time I worked for a Canadian firm many years ago, and if you think our health care is screwed up, you don't want to be a Canadian.

Genworth Financial (GNW), which provides life and long - term care insurance, screwed up a while back when it began selling policies to cover medical expenses in old age: It did not charge nearly enough for them.

On the call Citigroup's Wendy Nicholson said, «It strikes me that you guys are so totally screwed up in so many ways, the change has to be radical.»

For his part, Heinz acknowledges that he screwed up.

We were saying, «We screwed up.»

They may have screwed their stakeholders but they all made out just fine.

Or one of their tops is not screwed on tight.

I think we missed out on so many opportunities where Flickr could have been a lot bigger and more successful than it was as part of Yahoo — because of Yahoo's internal «screwed up - ness,»» Butterfield once told us.

While there's no neatly quotable statistic for entrepreneurs being screwed over by idea - stealers (if you have one please let me know), it's really not a common occurrence and, it shouldn't be something you let govern your decision - making, here's why:

Most of our competitors like screwed up companies because the more screwed up you are the more money you make.»

The new audience would be all of those who have ever figured they were getting screwed when they tried to argue for a raise, dicker with cantankerous suppliers, sell a used car, or buy a new house.

Trump already screwed up the Carrier deal as President - elect, handing red meat to his enemies before he even took office.

Each of them screwed up the future in their own special way, mind you.

«He is screwed.

I was like, «Oh, I screwed this thing up.»

TechCrunch's Michael Arrington's post on the topic is headlined: «They Screwed Us.

Or Jacob would be screwed.

The assembly rolled by at its set pace and no matter what time of day or year it was, and you screwed a certain number of widgets together every hour.

Transform yourself into that vibrant, vigorous head - screwed - on - right, 30 - plus person you want to be, so when people see you pass by, they'll say, «Now there goes somebody who truly «gets» it!»

«Jim, you only had two people to manage and you screwed it up,» Kallman told Koch when the two finally reconciled.

And the people that say, «Dell screwed up Alienware,» are the ones that haven't bought the old product or the new product.

They need to admit they screwed up, but the way they proceeded to make amends didn't really make sense.

«People are angry because they feel like they've been screwed over by the system,» he says.

We screwed up.

And they realize that sometimes the individual gets screwed and help the employee work through it.

Apologizing when you've screwed up isn't just the right thing to do — it's the right business move to make.

The part you need to remember is what defined your work relationship before you screwed up.