Sentences with phrase «ticking time bombs»

One of the ticking time bombs that can explode after a divorce is finalized is the issue of unpaid or unfiled joint or individual taxes.

Dr. John Gottman has been studying couples for the last four decades to understand why some relationships are like ticking time bombs that result in divorce or chronic unhappiness, while others work well, are satisfying, and remain stable over a lifetime.

«Long distance relationships are ticking time bombs,» someone else might say scornfully.

Of course, one could wonder what's taking Samsung so long to enact the most drastic measures of eradicating these ticking time bombs.

«How many other ticking time bombs are left undetected?»

They'd may some potentially nasty ticking time bombs.

Things like global warming, and income inequality are not going to wait for us to get our shit together, they are ticking time bombs and will go off if we don't do something, and do something fast.

«TVA needs to move quickly to safely close down Ash Island and many other ash dumps that are ticking time bombs.»

I just do not believe all of them are ticking time bombs anymore than all German Shepherds are.

«I am convinced that pit bulls are ticking time bombs.

The documentary describes how PETA and the Humane Society of the United States labeled Vick's dogs as «ticking time bombs.»

The Vatican is denouncing offshore tax havens and financial instruments such as derivatives and credit default swaps as gravely immoral and unjust, calling them «ticking time bombs» that hurt the world's poor the most.

And these «deficiency judgments» are ticking time bombs that can explode years after borrowers lose their homes.

That's true for many bond funds out there — but there are some that are still ticking time bombs because they're poorly managed.

It all sounds like a rosy future for Amazon, but the company needs to proceed with caution and pay close attention to some ticking time bombs.

In other words, zero tolerance policies did little to help schools, law enforcement, and mental health experts identify deeply troubled students who are out there, like ticking time bombs.

They were ticking time bombs.

«Dormant disseminated tumors can be ticking time bombs, but now that we know some of the triggers, it may be possible to develop therapies to ensure that disseminated cancer cells remain in a dormant state, or other therapies that eradicate these cells before they form full - blown metastases.»

Corroded steel or cast - iron pipes are ticking time bombs, a fact that made national headlines last year when a pipeline in San Bruno, California, exploded, killing eight people and prompting Senator Dianne Feinstein of California to propose a law that would bolster pipeline oversight and raise fines for any safety violations.

Debates continue about whether individual life spans and the problems associated with aging are programmed into our bodies, like ticking time bombs we carry from birth.

«Chris Collins should be applauded for moving the debate forward on both of these ticking time bombs before they explode.»

It is unbelievable that the law doesn't protect all children through 1,000 feet residency restrictions because pre-kindergartens are not considered «schools» under the law or continues to allow these ticking time bombs to reside next door to children in shelters.

«It is unbelievable that the law doesn't protect all children through 1,000 feet residency restrictions because pre-kindergartens are not considered «schools» under the law or continues to allow these ticking time bombs to reside next door to children in shelters,» Klein said in a statement praising Cuomo for including the measure as a part of the budget.

Schumer called electronic cigarettes «ticking time bombs» as he urged the Food and Drug Administration to use its new authority to probe — and possibly recall — the devices.

«Because of a regulatory loophole, these trains can carry crude oil through some of our most densely populated areas without any limit on explosiveness or flammability — creating ticking time bombs that jeopardize the safety of countless New Yorkers and Americans,» Schneiderman said in a statement.

Sen. Charles Schumer called electronic cigarettes «ticking time bombs» on Sunday, as he urged the Food and Drug Administration to use its new authority to probe — and possibly recall — the devices.

In this way, the parables of Jesus are ticking time bombs which explode with understanding and insight only when people are ready to hear and believe.

Settlements are ticking time bombs.

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By identifying alarming non-GAAP trends, unsustainable costs, and questionable acquisitions, we are able to alert readers to potential ticking time bombs.

With these little - known ETPs as ticking time bombs and allegations of VIX manipulation, Chilton said he would not be surprised if investors lost some confidence in the system.

Some teams are very conservative and would rather keep an artificially low burn rate and 2 + years cash to avoid that dreadful feeling of the ticking time bomb that is that «cash out» date.

Student - loan debt is a ticking time bomb for our economy: It's higher than ever before, and it may be preventing some of the best and brightest young graduates from making their mark in the world of entrepreneurship.

CFLs are cheaper and offer decent savings, but using them in fixtures installed within a child's reach is the equivalent of placing a ticking time bomb.

According to social media strategist Brandon Harig of Identify, «Companies who fail to provide guidelines for how their employees should conduct themselves online are dealing with a ticking time bomb.»

North Korea's hidden artillery pieces have managed to deter outside invaders for decades, but with Kim scrambling to perfect his fleet of intercontinental ballistic missiles and top US officials viewing Pyongyang's nuclear ambitions like a ticking time bomb, the use of the US's most advanced aircraft in exercises signals the US is serious about the possibility of war.

Commercial building owners began pulling hundreds of billions out of their properties, lighting the fuse on a ticking time bomb.

In my final conversation with Sinha, I ask whether he considers Silicon Valley a dangerous place to work — because the picture he paints is of a ticking time bomb.

I don't see it as a ticking time bomb.

For most digital publishers, it's almost like a ticking time bomb every time a new reader hits their site.

Sam Poser, an analyst with Susquehanna Financial Group, raised concerns Tuesday about continued high levels of inventory, which he said in a report «appear out of control» and «looks like a ticking time bomb to us.»

If we add that up with the lack of control from governments and Facebook attempts to solve the issue, we have a ticking time bomb.

Giuliani's attempt to defuse a ticking time bomb exposed Trump's failure to divulge the full story about the Daniels hush money and highlighted contradictory public statements from him and White House spokesmen.

Some worry this is a ticking time bomb just waiting to go off.

Eric Dubin and I discuss the ticking time bomb of rising interest rates and what it will take for gold and silver to finally break out and up in our «WTF Just Happened» podcast hosted by Jason Burack's Wall St For Main St:

Funding pension plans is a major expense — and a ticking time bomb.

In reality, it was more of a ticking time bomb.

Ignorance may be bliss for now, but sourcing issues for organics could be a ticking time bomb for already skeptical millennial consumers.

«Mertesacker is calm and reads the game»...... that's the nonsense people have been saying here whenever you say the truth about him.He just can't run.Thousands of times I have said it here that he's a ticking time bomb,, ohh and I have gotten thousands of thumbs down for that

«He's a liability, a ticking time bomb.