Sentences with phrase «utter disaster»

What a complete and utter disaster of a season — I struggle to think of any positives to take from it.

Was I supposed to one - hand it and go for the glory, risking utter disaster?

When it is marked with utter disaster you can't help but feel sad, disappointed and unsure if you should ever leave your kids again.

On the other hand, if you fail to deliver a five - star speaker, it can mean utter disaster.

He added that a no Brexit deal would be a «complete and utter disaster for this country».

Let's start with the people at the extreme who are predicting utter disaster: that the dollar will disappear in a puff of smoke, or that we will be carrying dollars around in wheelbarrows.

Biotech (XBI): Has been a complete and utter disaster since last summer but showed some rotation last week.

Masterpieces are released alongside utter disasters, franchises are born while others dwindle and occasionally — so very occasionally — a game actually lives up to our expectations.

Having encountered both of the above - mentioned scenarios in the past year, I was ecstatic to find out that the N2 would defend my newly - paperless office from utter disaster.

«This would be an utter disaster,» says Bradley Tusk, founder and CEO Tusk Ventures, a New York City venture capital firm that helps tech startups navigate government regulation.

This «knowledge» of yours is utter disaster to the weak, the brother for whom Christ died.

This season has been a complete and utter disaster.

He was a complete and utter disaster — very far from world class.

Let's be honest and admit that he is not going to get much football for us unless our injury crisis deepens to utter disaster and the youngster needs to play.

While this can only be expected, it takes a spectacularly brass neck for the Tories to attack Corbyn for his new team given the utter disaster zone that is Theresa May's cabinet.

And Lord Kerslake, former head of the civil service, said of Brexit on Newsnight on Tuesday that a no Brexit deal would be a «complete and utter disaster» for the country.

What we do know is that Obamacare was an utter disaster for those of us who had healthcare so anything would be better than what we have now.

«It's a complete, utter disaster,» he said.

Regarding the letter from Heather Briccetti, president and CEO, Business Council of New York State, «Single - payer system would be utter disaster,» Feb. 7), I thank Briccetti for bringing the discussion of single - payer health care finance into the public eye with her response to Howie Hawkins» commentary (Opinion on the Web: «Single - payer would save N.Y. billions,» Jan. 30).

The state's financial situation is an utter disaster: Spending has risen by 10 percent over last year's budget, and the state is looking at a $ 9 billion shortfall for this fiscal year and then a $ 15 billion gap for the subsequent year.

And it's been an utter disaster, perhaps only topped by the nuclear meltdown of Chernobyl.

Dating after 40 has turned out to be a phenomenal success for many and an utter disaster for some.

At worst, they can be a complete and utter disaster.

What if you first date was an utter disaster, there are many more to come.

Director Harmony Korine scraps together 94 minutes of screen time that culminates into an utter disaster.

Celebrities mocking themselves and some of their films (Rogen even snuck in a few Green Hornet jokes) sounds like it could be an utter disaster.

That may be the only thing that keeps this movie from being a complete and utter disaster.

I shouldn't discredit premium tablets such as the Dell Streak 7, the Samsung Galaxy Tab, and the Motorola Xoom, but the rest were an utter disaster.

Actually, I've been short BKS stock since July when it was 30 % higher so I'm hoping that this product * is * another utter disaster for them.

With RIM's promised software update for existing Playbook owners in limbo until next year, it's not off base to describe the first year of the Playbook as an utter disaster.

In the depths of the Great Depression, the housing sector was an utter disaster.

One sector that keeps catching my eye as a risk is retail, which technically remains a complete and utter disaster.

Also, it presumes that you aren't headed for an utter disaster like pre-WWII Germany with hyperinflation.

In today's troubled economy, when it can easily take months to find a new job, these programs can mean the difference between a tough time and utter disaster.

Eh, you're saying that as if the PS3 was an utter disaster.

It's no secret that many videogame iterations of movies are complete and utter disasters.

The game was a complete and utter disaster.

It feels thrilling as you power through each drift, and push it to the limit as you thread the needle between a controlled slide and utter disaster.

So what I end up with is basically Martin Weitzman's argument: it's the nonnegligible probability of utter disaster that should dominate our policy analysis.

Other nearby constituencies which have voted in Labour e.g. Ilford North with Wes Streeting (who has been a complete and utter disaster) have regretted it.

Hmmm — I hope that institutional users consult with their records folks or legal counsel about retention periods — this has the potential to be extremely useful or an utter disaster if implemented without due thought.

The outcomes are always a complete and utter disaster, on the cyclists» parts.

What was meant to be a considerable improvement turned out to be an utter disaster and resulted in a massive breakage as les / 2 servers crashed serving some light client requests.