Sentences with phrase «seriously bad idea»

Staring at a full - intensity iPhone or iPad right here in your face, seriously bad idea before you go to sleep.

«It is a seriously bad idea, though it tries to deal with a real problem,» she says.

enough houses to realize that builders in the mid to late 90's had some seriously bad ideas and taste.

Not exact matches

It's not a bad idea, since vaccines are similar to robot cars — they could save many people from death and illness, but they may occasionally make others seriously ill.

Seriously, though, following Jesus is a bad idea.

hes sh*t, seriously dude u have no idea how bad he is.

The idea that the right to move would seriously impact on people «to stand up against antisocial behaviour» is wishful thinking of the worse new Labour style.

Don't trade good form for heavier weight — that's always a bad idea and could get you seriously injured at the very least.

Seriously, the gaming industry is **** up badly and need to add innovation and they need to think outside the box rather than stay within the same ideas and mechanics and what not that already exist within all these games.

Now, half way through season 2 I am seriously beginning to think that was a bad idea.

for 250... hmmmm If I did nt have a iPhone Id seriously consider this cheap phone, no contract unlock it and take it to telus... not a bad idea.

Seriously, I think this is a bad idea.

Also, like the Fortune column points out, the thesis that interest rates will inevitably rise, so bonds are a bad idea but stocks are now undervalued because of wide premiums over bonds is seriously flawed because if bond yields rise, it will be bad for bonds but the equity premium will drop as well, so it may not be necessarily good for stocks.

Moreover, there are times conversely when no matter what we say or how we position ourselves, physically and emotionally poised to deliver relevant ideas or news and nobody accepts what we have to say seriously, and even worse, they look elsewhere or talk amongst themselves as we earnestly present our pearls of wisdom.

My second point is that it would not be a bad idea for blog participants to consider improving their own performance if they wish to be taken seriously.

If it is seriously bad news, the legal - world equivalent of a terminal diagnosis that will have a significant personal impact on the recipient, it's not a bad idea to rehearse or role - play the exchange with a trusted co-worker.

Summing up, the Court seems to be taking languages seriously in this case — and that is certainly not a bad idea.

Cryptographer and Bitcoin developer Sergio Demian Lerner replied: «Not a bad idea: I proposed this seriously in 2013.»

«Authoritarian» style parents tended to agree with statements like, «Children should always obey their parents,» and «Children will be bad unless they are taught what is right» whereas «progressive / egalitarian» style parents tended to agree with statements like, «Parents should go along with the game when their child is pretending something,» and «A child's ideas should be seriously considered in making family decisions.»