Sentences with phrase «screwed by»

Although I see slim chance to a TREB victory, I am also very sympathetic to the fact that they are being screwed by lawyers.

Got really screwed by people that managed and didn't even have enough money to fly back to ATL.

The realtors working with these companies just need to get sued a few times by someone who gets screwed by a private seller to make them realise what they are doing isn't worth it.

If you often feel screwed by this new class of company, read this book and you'll understand why.

Car making a strange sound and you don't want to get screwed by just taking it anywhere?

It looks like I am also one that has gotten screwed by this company.

They've been screwed by other SEOs in the past, and now their businesses are on the edge of collapse.

It is understood that Husbands who screw other women are likely to get screwed by the family court — especially when the Wife is particularly sympathetic.

There are disputes about what sort of equity stakes were promised back and forth, and everybody thinks they got screwed by everyone else.

If there was umbrage at petrol prices, it was more to do with the worry that we were being screwed by the petrol companies or else the government unfairly (for the record, I read many articles all stating that to reduce excise would be a terrible thing to do, in contrast to what you suggest everyone was thinking).

Russia's Plans for Mining Peat for Energy are Environmental Disaster Russia to be Particularly Screwed by Climate Change

Many of us did predict this and tried to warn Watts that he was going to get screwed by Muller.

A corollary might be that, even if the perpetrators are wearing eco-friendly luxury condoms, most citizens don't like getting screwed by elected officials and unelected bureaucrats.

If storage gets cheap enough to smooth out the demand / supply mismatch some industrial users (EAF steel mills) will get screwed by higher nighttime energy prices.

Actually Trump pulled out of the Paris Pact for economic reasons, namely us being screwed by the UN.

How does society, as it stands now, not understand that they have locked into the system already a rise to the high 500's ppm, and, in my humble opinion, the low 600's are NOT out of the question.To me this is just as much of a tragedy if it takes place 250 years from now as it is if it takes only 100 years.In the end, the seventh generation is screwed by a huge loss of fresh water, a huge increase in temperature, an ocean that no longer produces even one tenth of its total protein and carboydrate output as it did in the 1800's.

At the opening I felt that de Kooning had been utterly screwed by the show, given neither a room of his own, nor a grouping of work.

Partly because of my blueprint snafu on the other game, but also because I got screwed by the weather and couldn't find a branch.

Frankly, it's the hard - working dev team that's continually getting screwed by the ongoing legal situation; both in terms of money and morale.

Stop getting screwed by Sony.

They've already screwed themselves by saying «limitless,» as this has never been accomplished.

Again: bargain bin was $ 10 - 20 for games that had been out a long time or were just not that great or maybe, if I was lucky (and the developers weren't), got screwed by the publisher's marketing and were actually pretty good.

And then you'll go on a lovely date together and maybe, just maybe, you'll learn what it means to be screwed by a REAL corporation like Sony.

Actually a more fair comparison would be with the WipEout games as the weapons feel a lot better balanced and you don't get screwed by the AI or your mates as much.

and what about the people who got screwed by buying this before now?..

Yeah I think the overall impression is that all of us day - one buyers have been screwed by capcom.

Despite the order in which you unlock things being randomized I never felt screwed by the system, although there were a few frustrating moments when a building didn't pop up until quite late, but that just meant I had to ensure a steady supply of rare metals to Earth so that I could purchase what I needed.

It doesn't matter how much you «like» the 360's games, because you're still been screwed by MS.. They release alot of games to keep you hook.

A lot of people have noted that the casual traveler who only flies a few times a year is going to get screwed by this change.

I was screwed by my old financial advisor and that was the kick in the butt I needed to go DIY.

Canadians get screwed on MERs whether they're in trackers or actively managed funds; they just get a bit less screwed by index funds.

Many people have been screwed by this.

I got screwed by my graduate school's Financial Aid office, Citibank and now, AES.

You CAN get screwed by cancelling early, and the front - end enrollment fee DOES slow down the growth of your investment in the first few years, and sales reps oftentimes don't tell you everything — but that's not just with Group Plan providers.

[And a reminder of the sad reality of Ireland's banking duopoly — on the way down, the taxpayer's screwed by the state, and on the way back up, he's screwed all over again by the banks!]

This lack of transparency prompts the question: How many other people have been screwed by a professional working in the real estate market?

The Thorntons» story is not as rare as it might sound: Far too many investors have, in some form or another, been screwed by their advisors.

In the coming years, if the CFPB survives, they are planning on targeting mortgage loan servicing, student loan servicing, and small business lending to make sure consumers are not getting to get screwed by these entities.

Or pay the taxes now figuring rates will be higher later but that the fisc won't be so bad that Rothees will be screwed by stuff like above?

Despite a total disaster befalling my main marketing plan (Basically I got screwed by a then - new Homeland Security rule about packages over a pound and a politically hostile small town postal manager who evidently sent ALL of my carefully prepared hundred copies of pre-pub review mailings off to a dead - letter office somewhere.

It seems to me that this was aimed directly at all the mid-list authors who are getting screwed by their publishers.

If someone is being screwed by a publisher — be it Amazon or a traditional publisher — they should at the very least consult a lawyer.

It's not a wide user base getting screwed by this (after all, Android 3.1 is only available on the Xoom and Android Market movie rentals aren't yet available on Android 2.2 + devices) but it's a user base that is rooting phones to get more out of their devices and very likely the people who love the freedom that comes with Android.

My problem isn't as much with KU as much as it is with anyone (including Amazon) suggesting that people getting screwed by this change «just need to write better books.»

If it's 3G only, it might be an attractive alternative to not get screwed by Verizon's inevitable 4G pricing.

Michael N. Marcus author of «How to not Get Screwed by a Self - Publishing Company» http://www.amazon.com/dp/B00BG6D2YS

I had noticed the rush to overprice books a while back and my first thought was that there were a lot of writers getting screwed by their publishers.

But they're getting screwed by those who supply the ebooks.

Jay, I respect your point of view, but I think your a bit naive if you really think that ebooks cost only 10 % less then physical books to produce and distribute, but thats your opinion, I am assuming its due to information your publisher gave you to prove how bad they are being screwed by lower ebook prices.

Authors are screwed by sellers like Kobo just as much as by Amazon.