Sentences with phrase «very intrusive»

My kitchen has the same layout from the sink around the corner to the fridge, but my fridge seems very intrusive in the space.

However, whenever you click a pin from the start menu it opens the app and closes it with about 1 second delay, it feels very intrusive.

Camilla Graham Wood, legal officer, Privacy International, said: «It makes clear that blanket and indiscriminate retention of our digital histories — who we interact with, when and how and where — can be a very intrusive form of surveillance that needs strict safeguards against abuse and mission creep.»

Justice Doherty described them, at para. 50: «The initial pat down search of the appellant, the second more intrusive search of his person beside the cruiser, and the very intrusive strip search at the police station all struck at the core of the appellant's most basic right to personal privacy.»

By now washing its hands of the matter and refusing to engage with these very intrusive national measures, the Court is, as Peers put it «undercutting its own ruling in Schwarz».

The proposed implementation of body scanners in Canadian airports is a major exception to this and I've been delighted to see some real discussion about this very intrusive technology.

David: Very intrusive!

And now SF0, the first of them to include a very intrusive gimmick that you can't even «turn off».

Some of the other programs we used were very intrusive with screens trying to sell us audit protection and other services.

Needless to say, it's a very intrusive process.

On top of that, there will be plenty of other customers what will be annoyed the minute they find out they have to do three very intrusive steps (give up a credit card number, provide a private email, give blanket permission to have emails sent to their Kindle).

This alternative Kindle Fire app store may be a good choice if you do not like ads, which sometimes are very intrusive.

The 7 - speed manual retains the skip shift feature but it is not very intrusive unless you drive very slow

Older systems are notably very intrusive, leaping in very quickly at the first sign of a loss in traction, which can actually worsen a driver's loss of control.

While we expected complaints about diesel clatter, none of the judges found it very intrusive.

There's also a lot of engine, wind and road noise inside the car, which becomes very intrusive, particularly at motorway speeds.

Seating for the middle passenger is also decent, thanks to a centre tunnel that isn't very intrusive.

Road and engine noise aren't very intrusive, but the Sonata isn't as quiet as the best in the class.

In other cars we've put into these types of situations, we've felt very intrusive traction control, giving us something else to negotiate with as we tried to get the car back in line.

Finally, if you want to get really enthusiastic, the Jaguar's stability control will let out some slack with its more lenient sport setting, but the Infiniti's electronic helper is either off or on, and when it's on it can be very intrusive.

Thankfully, it's not very intrusive.

«We are a very intrusive environment,» he told a visitor, proudly.

President of US IT and Cloud computing forum SafeGov, Jeff Gould said «Data mining is very intrusive.

Cons: The visuals are ugly and outdated, and the load times are very intrusive.

When a no - nonsense LAPD detective (Robert De Niro) is forced to star in a reality - based television show with a frustrated actor - turned - LAPD - patrolman (Eddie Murphy), they find their lives turned upside down by a powerhouse producer (Rene Russo) and her very intrusive camera crew.

Another good thing is that the ads displayed are not very intrusive and does not hinder your user experience so much.

Going back to the seventies and eighties, the IMF and the World Bank were already very intrusive in their efforts to improve governance.

By simply looking at my own story, it's clear that we've created a very intrusive and almost violent way of bringing life into the world.

I don't know if you are aware of this, but christians can be very intrusive into secular lives.

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The sorts of prudential controls which might be used are to limit the opportunities for residents to borrow in foreign currency (i.e. to prevent a repeat of the Bangkok International Banking Facility) and to monitor them when they do; and to keep very tight (indeed, unashamedly intrusive) constraints on banks» ability to have open foreign exchange positions or indirect exposure through foreign exchange loans.

There is in fact an Abrahamic religion that has a very violent past, one ridden with; war, slavery, colonialism and intrusive missionaries - it is not Islam.

She predicted her compatriots would regret their legislative overreach, and that someday they would hear candidates pledge to reduce intrusive government powers, only to further extend them upon attaining their office» thanks to the very precedents then being cheered on.

But the basic belief in a smaller, less intrusive, government is very much in line with our founding principles.

Later, those women went on to make a different forum where they screen people very carefully for access with intrusive questions to make sure they are sufficiently NCB / AP and topics such as combo feeding or sleep training are off the table, at all times.

Westchester residents who oppose this settlement must demand that their local elected officials contest each and every step by the County and its federal monitor to implement an oppressive and intrusive experiment in social engineering, which likely conflicts with our NY State Constitution and which may very well violate the United States Constitution.

«They're very, very concerned about intrusive government and as I go especially out of Manhattan every one of the other boroughs believes that the current government is very Manhattan - centric,» Lhota said.

If 2015 was the year that showed us the feral negativity and limited value of the public sphere, it was also the campaign that shored up the importance of data and the point where micro-campaigning, long a mainstay of US elections, finally found its feet in Europe, albeit in a very European (and less intrusive) way.

«We're very careful not to be intrusive,» he says.

«Although having intrusive thoughts is very common for new parents, most are hesitant to report these thoughts to a friend, family member or medical professional due to feelings of shame, guilt, and fear of someone believing there is a real threat to the infant's welfare, which could necessitate the involvement of additional parties, like CPS,» explains Dr. Clark.

As soon as you like someone it prompts you to send a very interest intrusive pre-automated message to them which is annoying.

One can only suppose the purpose of the movie is to put off the audience, much in the same way the intrusive movie theater seat that Jeff Goldblum (referred to as «Chef») introduces at the very start of the movie within the movie.

Traditional lesson observations are widely felt in the sector to be somewhat threatening and intrusive, and not about the student learning outcomes — and very time consuming for all involved.

3rd Place: Lexus GX 460 What's Hot: Great daily driver, isolated cabin, enthusiastic drivetrain, efficient What's Not: Intrusive electronics, lack of underbody protection, dull styling Our Take: A very good tool that has lost its edge From the Logbook:

I know many people will find this behavior way too intrusive, but I found it very effective.

The only blemish to an otherwise comprehensive driving experience is the rather intrusive amounts of wind noise — which is unusual, considering wind whistle and tire roar are very well suppressed on the Toyota RAV4.

Also the nanny system that controls the anti slip is very frustrating and intrusive to normal driving.

Much has been made lately of the so - called (and very popular) «meta» trend in picture books, which feature intrusive narrators who acknowledge that the action is happening in... well, a book.

Marine stressed that the ads and deal offers are designed not to be an intrusive experience: «We were very careful about that.»

Wasn't intrusive at all, they are very good at customer service!

Normal is a very vague term in medicine; when it comes to lipomas there is no normal amount apart from zero but we look at lipomas as being either intrusive or nonintrusive.