Sentences with phrase «than my fair share about»

I've read more than my fair share about his infidelities with Judge Susan Kettner lately and he's not even denying it at this point and his wife isn't out there defending him either so this seems to be true.

Of course, I've said more than my fair share about that as well on this website.

Not exact matches

Much of the problem, Miller explained, is that Americans are already shouldering more than their fair share of pharmaceutical companies» costs: While the U.S, accounts for only 4.6 % of the total world population, it makes up about 40 % of the world's drug spending, and the bulk of pharma companies» profits, he said.

Long story short, the IRS is more serious than ever about cracking down on cryptocurrency tax evaders, and it has three ways of getting its fair share from virtual token users.

For example, getting it at 10 % below fair value would require a price of $ 64 / share, or about $ 3 less than its current price.

But up through 5 months she did more than her fair share of sleeping in the Cartier while we were out and about, on vacation, shopping, visiting, etc..

PALISADES, NEW YORK — When human ancestors began scavenging for meat regularly on the open plains of Africa about 2.5 million years ago, they apparently took more than their fair share of flesh.

I've worked for more start ups than I care to mention and I've had my fair share of successes and failures and have been through the dotcom boom of the late 90's as well as the telecommunications boom that lasted about a year or so longer.

Dripping in eye candy for women and full of Sex and the City - style «witticisms» about penises while boasting less - than - inspired action, few men are likely to come out of this feeling they got a fair share.

For example, getting it at 10 % below fair value would require a price of $ 64 / share, or about $ 3 less than its current price.

One of the best things about summertime — well, other than the fact that it's summertime — is sharing photos of beach days, melting ice cream cones, smoldering sunsets, and outrageous state fair foods.

Instead of droning on about the same countless problems and complaints that most other players have already pointed out in preliminary reviews, forum posts, and rants, I'm here to give an overall impression of the game from the perspective of a gamer that has seen more than their fair share of Massively Multiplayer Online Role - Playing Games (MMORPG's), as far back as the dread days of Ultima Online.

This year has seen more than its fair share of remasters, and it looks like we are about to get one more.

The issue is that we actually need China to do more than its fair share if we're to keep warming from becoming too dangerous (I never know how to phrase this... to avoid run - away climate change is really what I'm most scared about but I don't want to minimise the devastating impacts that will happen before that too).

US contribution is about 1/3 of EU's one and even less than Japanese one and you call it a «fair share»?

The UK is paying about $ 500 million more than its fair share, according to Oxfam's criteria.

We'll see, however, that if anything it is China that is getting the short end of the stick — and a good thing, too, because the climate cares about CO2, not fairness, and if we are to have any hope of keeping warming from much exceeding 2 degrees Celsius, China will need to do more than its fair share.

So in anticipation of our Grad Fair next week, and rather than hanging around until time machines are knocking about, I'll share them here.