Sentences with phrase «seriously awry»

It would involve gradually eliminating pollution from factories and tailpipes; replacing them with artificial aerosols in the upper atmosphere where they're much less likely to damage human health; and then hope nothing (else) goes seriously awry.

(Think: Fairy tales gone seriously awry.)

But while it isn't our goal, when something goes seriously awry, we won't hesitate to try to effect change when we feel it better protects the interest of the partnership than exiting.

YouTuber SSF4MANIA recently showed how these worst - laid plans of League players can end up going seriously awry:

However, in a nearby lab, an experimental demonstration goes seriously awry and transforms Otto Octavius (Alfred Molina) into the dreadful Dr. Octopus.

It's clear immediately that something's gone seriously awry in terms of Misconduct's production and execution, as the movie, directed by Shintaro Shimosawa, comes off as a dull, terminally flat exercise in pointless virtually from beginning to end - with the far - from - engrossing vibe perpetuated by a whole host of half - baked and underwhelming attributes (including a series of lazy, phoned - in performances from an unusually talented cast).

Mr. Pip doesn't start going seriously awry until its second half, when things get more eventful in ways that are compacted from the novel yet seem more disconnected.

ESA and Roscosmos engineers alike will have fingers crossed that everything performs as planned because if something goes seriously awry, there is little time before 2020 to fix it.

But guessing gone seriously awry may play a part in mental illnesses such as schizophrenia, autism and even anxiety disorders, Seriès and other neuroscientists suspect.

Sometimes, my recipe creations go... seriously awry.

Clearly, the attempt to create a movie for all faiths and none had gone seriously awry.

The bulk of the 124 stores had opened, and it was clear the launch had gone seriously awry.

Not exact matches

We've all seen lectures go awry when plastic transparencies slide off projectors, but L. Mahadevan was probably the first to seriously analyze a plastic sheet's fall from grace.

Over time, this mentality was corrupted and Dutch began to slip into depravity, culminating in the group's dissolution in 1906 when a robbery went awry leaving John seriously wounded.

While old pros Steenburgen and Jenkins sketch in enough detail to suggest where the family dynamics have gone awry, and why the step - brothers would fight to save their marriage, the film never makes the mistake of taking itself too seriously.

In the heated debate about Earth's ever - changing climate you certainly don't need to be scientist to figure out that the Great Lakes would have boiled away at a mere 212 degrees so something has seriously gone awry inside this well - funded program.

When something goes awry, an employee could be seriously injured, and even suffer a permanent disability or death.