Sentences with phrase «so out of alignment»

We still don't know why all the opinion polls were so out of alignment with the final result.

Not exact matches

Our world and our churches are so — out of alignment with God.

That we so ravenously eat what we know we shouldn't is one of the surest signs that our stomachs are out of alignment with our heads.

I miss the pocket from the original ergo and the Velcro is annoying and never as close a fit as the original, and the extra strap over it is always annoying and useless in various ways, but it's the only carrier I'm aware of that is front facing out and that keeps the knees in alignment with hips, so it was always the only choice.

No, the deal also rules out a border between Northern Ireland and the rest of the UK, so any regulatory alignment here counts for all of us.

But that's very brief, so be prepared to quickly look away or shield your eyes once the moon slips out of total alignment.

I know we do a lot of high intensity workouts together, so today I wanted to slow things down and show you another style I use to train that really fires up the intrinsic stabilizing muscles of the hips, butt and core - those muscles that support our posture, alignment AND sculpt those dangerous curves:) You can do this at home with a couple jars of peanut butter (or coconut oil, or light dumbbells) for props like I am - I had to eat some to even out the jar weight LOL.

It's the alignment of the pelvis and sacrum that gets out of whack, so knowing where your pelvis should be as you move throughout the day (sitting, standing and walking), done in conjunction with a few daily squats (get a squatty potty and this doesn't even require extra time!)

The scores are so skewed and out of alignment with the reality of what real writing entails that, in the spirit of justice and fairness, it should either be completely revamped by teachers or eliminated.

Also, your alignment would normally be out of wack so tire wear may be uneven.

«The M3 uses fully adjustable suspension geometry and this can frequently go out of alignment,» explains Jags, «so we recommend a full check and adjustment if the tyres look like they are wearing unevenly.»

I can't afford to go to a garage as the original one charged me # 60 extra for wheel balancing and tracking (or wheel alignment), on top of the tyre price, as it doesn't come as standard when fitting new tyres - they also charged me # 10 for 2 plastic valve caps, so go figure - I do not want to have to shell out another # 60 for this repair.

So if I change the shocks (and / or springs), taking it in for an alignment is mostly to check that it's not gone completely out of whack, right?

Fair enough, we had recently subjected the Land Rover to some off - roading so it's entirely possible we threw the alignment out of spec.

So took it to Firestone and they said they could not see and bends or damages to anything except the wheel was out of alignment and tire was bent so i got that done that day new tire and riSo took it to Firestone and they said they could not see and bends or damages to anything except the wheel was out of alignment and tire was bent so i got that done that day new tire and riso i got that done that day new tire and rim.

So far I've had the brakes completely redone, fuel pump replaced, dealer - inserted foam to stop a steering wheel road noise, worn out a set of tires at 33K due to a faulty alignment, and now the transmission is acting up intermittently.

Weakness, lack of movement, and whimpering are all symptoms of pain and muscle problems, so take them to an animal chiro to straighten out their nerves and muscles into proper alignment.

On the other hand, Square Enix does have an army of talented artists at their disposal so it's just a question of the proper alignment of the stars for them to pop out a polished, solid game.

Doing so can easily create a mismatched subject and verb or knock a sentence out of alignment.

was so significantly out of alignment with mainstream corporations law that it disadvantaged many Indigenous communities; and