Sentences with phrase «taken out of proportion»

But Red Bull boss Christian Horner then responded by saying they've exercised his option and he is under contract at Toro Rosso for 2018, and Sainz then said the comments had been taken out of proportion.

Is diving taken out of proportion in England?

Not exact matches

«The savage pummeling taken by credit markets is so out of proportion that there appear to be two parallel realities,» wrote Leech, whose firm manages $ 466 billion as a subsidiary of Legg Mason.

This widening in the gap between fixed and variable housing rates is likely to have contributed to the pick - up in the proportion of borrowers choosing to take out fixed - rate housing loans: in November 2004, the latest available data, 11 per cent of new owner - occupier housing loan approvals were at fixed rates, up from 7 per cent three months earlier and the highest share since the beginning of 2004, which followed a period of monetary policy tightening (Graph 45).

At the same time, they hedged a large proportion of their capital from changes in Brazil's economic situation by taking it out of the country en masse.

Somehow society has taken the context of Christianity way out of proportion.

You know, I personally think that everything revolving around the LDS church and Mitt Romney is taken way too out of proportion.

Our products take the guesswork out of healthier eating; retraining you to eat the right amounts of the right foods, in the right proportion.

With that in mind, I also have understood that people are taking CTE out of proportion.

Or, perhaps more likely, that the events never took place and had been blown out of proportion by media outlets desperate for a story about Lionel Messi being a sore loser.

It would take a collapse of unthinkable proportions for them to drop out of the top two and lose their automatic promotion to the Premier League.

Not too long ago, a Gallup poll indicated a huge proportion of men — 76 percent — would chose to work out of the home than «stay at home and take care of the house and family» while just 51 percent of women said the same.

A recent Gallup poll indicates a huge proportion of men — 76 percent — would chose to work out of the home than «stay at home and take care of the house and family» while just 51 percent of women said the same.

Newborn Pocket Diapers and All - In - One Diapers - Now, prefolds are fantastic and definitely hold a great deal of appeal for both their cost, and their ease of customizing the fit to your baby (babies do not come out evenly proportioned, they are often chubby in some areas and skinny in others, it takes a few weeks for them to «chunk up» and even out).

If that's all that took place, what took place wasn't a «plot» - so the headline is a bit out of proportion.

Yet when a distribution centre was moved to a new location existing staff said they would have lost out by transferring and the result was a higher proportion of staff from A8 countries taking up the jobs.

It would take a perfectly placed screen, of just the right proportions, to block out that searchlight, but not the firefly.

Researchers can now use cores of these sediments to make out when the ancient Romans switched their water delivery systems, taking advantage of the fact that the proportion of lead atoms with different weights changes depending on where the lead ore was mined.

«It got blown completely out of proportion and they took advantage of that issue to further their agenda.»

Moses points out that the United States is also lagging behind the developed world in the proportion of primary care doctors, something that takes its toll not just in preventive medicine but in coordination of care once someone becomes sick.

With cost taken out of the equation, more than three - quarters of the participants opted for an IUD or implant — a proportion roughly 10 times higher than in the general population.

And mixes take the guesswork out of seasoning because the ingredients are already perfectly proportioned!

But some of it is taking research and blowing it out of proportion in many cases.

Most of the scary stories are taken out of context or blown out of proportion.

For example another top I wore yesterday is too long over the skirt, which takes the outfit out of proportion.

The graphics have been stretched out of proportion once again to fit the different aspect ratio of modern smartphones, leading to a kind of weird look that takes some getting used to, and the scrolling isn't as smooth as I'd prefer.

I guess what I'm trying to say is, better graphics were imment for games from day one, but the other companies took it way out of proportion in terms of what people can afford, the actual known value of the console, and what it can do.

Not that the characters look realistic, but within their established cartoon world, their movements are completely fluid, their environs intricately presented, and even the physics of their action carry the proportions necessary to avoid taking us out of the moment, as so many other recent animated films tend to do.

Unfolding in his signature long takes — the opener is a candidate for shot of the year — the film ventures to the driver's single - room home in a windswept prairie, where he and his daughter subsist on potatoes and wait out a storm of apocalyptic proportions.

The level of absurdity is taken to Monty Python proportions with characters who start wearing costumes, affecting voices, and acting out the crime in front of the man who did them, trying to jog his memory about who he is.

A 16 bit platformer with a distinct survival - crafting focus, Terraria takes the Minecraft formula and blows it out of proportion into something that more closely resembles a full on RPG than anything else.

As with Just Married, director Shawn Levy takes an idea which most people could relate to and blows it totally out of proportion.

If you are over 45 years old and reading this, the proportion who took calculus in high school is less than one out of ten.

A small proportion of parents across England have taken their children out of primary schools on Tuesday, protesting against tests for six and seven year olds.

Compared to the S90, the Polestar 1 is also very different dimensionally: It's 25.5 inches shorter, including 12.6 in removed from the wheelbase and another 7.9 in taken out of the rear overhang for sportier proportions.

That starts with the exterior, which borrows current Audi design cues like a massive grille, but also takes full advantage of the Aicon's electric powertrain and lack of manual controls by adopting exaggerated proportions that push the wheels out to the corners, and make no allowance for an engine compartment or trunk.

Market volatility can be hard to take when listening to the media, who seem to blow everything out of proportion with the markets.

«The mortgages affected by the new rules are not a significant proportion of the market in any case, and all mortgages are scrutinized by banks and other lenders at the time they're taken out - our qualifying process is already strict,» she says.

Hover over the map below, which highlights by region the average house deposit, wedding loan amount, and proportion of people who take out a wedding loan but don't own a home.

From Xbox's very own page https://www.reddit.com/r/xb... You all need to take a step back and stop making up and over blowing everything out of proportion when it comes to XboneX.

It takes its name («The Raised Banner» in English) from the first line of the Horst - Wessel - Lied, the anthem of the National Socialist German Workers Party, and Stella pointed out that it is in the same proportions as banners used by that organization.

By taking mundane objects and presenting them out of context and in such colossal proportions, Oldenburg forced viewers to reassess their daily lives and values.

The glee that I took from the USA's second round loss to Ghana was very much out of proportion compared to how little it mattered to me that either team went through to the quarter - finals.

One of their strategies is to take legitimate peer - reviewed work out of context, blow it all out of proportion, or misrepresent it most falsely, to give the impression that it overthrows the reality of global warming when in fact such was never the intent or conclusion of the authors.

I can see Carlin's point; until we learn to take care of ourselves, our fellow traveler's on this space ship... eh, whatever... I get too overwhelmed by the proportion of the problems... Perhaps it is better for me just to stake out the problem, i can focus on and hope and trust that others will do the same for other ones.

This seems to be another case of taking a prediction and blowing it out of proportion.

You take a small potential issue, and blow it out of proportion and distort it, so typical of conspiracy theorists.

What Knorr was saying that becuase the proportion that the planet takes up adjusts to the increase it is likely that as you reduce then the amount that nature takes up will also reduce, meaning you will not get the full value out of devreasing CO2.

Such rebuttal material was probably viewed as potentially fatal for enviro - activists, and from all I've found, it appears they took a practically unknown pilot project PR campaign from the Western Fuels Association and blew it out of all proportion in order to have some kind of plausible - sounding «evidence» for their claim that skeptic climate scientists were no different than the paid shill experts who claimed cigarette smoking was not especially harmful.

But will the oceans always be able to take up that proportion of human CO2 emissions year in and year out?