Sentences with phrase «watertight at»

The theory is predictive, and based upon well - established physical theories... until the sceptics come up with a better one (which they have failed to do despite years of argument) we have to go with the prevailing consensus, which seems watertight at the moment.

Arsenal's flair and ammunition in the middle and final - third of the pitch mean that they won't go a lot of games without scoring, which, subsequently, emphasizes the dogmatism to remain watertight at the back.

Arsenal's strength is attack and not so much defence; but if they are to compete for the Premier League title, they will have to become watertight at the back, which, if they can manage, would take them a long way to realizing the Premier League title next May.

Not exact matches

In the Supreme Court of Canada's Tsilhqot «in decision (para 148) they said: «Interjurisdictional immunity — premised on a notion that regulatory environments can be divided into watertight jurisdictional compartments — is often at odds with modern reality.

Although it is still useful to employ the «Pentecostal» and «historic» terminology, these should be seen not as two watertight compartments but as ideal types at the two extremes of a continuum on which most real cases are a highly variable and creative mix.

Honestly, somehow I think u really don't give a f ******* k about anything at Arsenal other than your watertight opinions.

Without Bonucci (gone to AC Milan for $ 42 million), the Juventus defence will surely be less than watertight, at least until it has been reconstructed.

Landry and colleagues have long been promoting the idea of getting stem cells from dead embryos, and have been scrutinizing embryos at various stages in order to develop watertight criteria for showing «irreversible arrest» of cell division.

«So the regulators need to look very, very carefully at balancing commercial needs with the needs in the event of damage to the watertight integrity — as we had on Friday.»

As a result, the center of the tree — the heartwood — doesn't conduct water at all, making it well - suited for use as a watertight barrel.

But for those without the watertight income, exercise physiologist Jennifer Smallridge and physiotherapist at Sportsmed biologic, Rebecca Huppert put together five spins on classic reformer moves to have you reaping all the benefits in the comfort of your own home:

In 1987 Brands Hatch Leisure bought the place which at the time was good news because it provided some much needed investment for infrastructure like paddock facilities, a scrutineering bay with a watertight roof and a café and bar.

This watertight debut [is] at once slick and gritty... Straight out of the gate, Hobbs has mastered the essentials of a contemporary thriller: a noirlike tone, no - nonsense prose and a hero with just enough personality to ensure he doesn't come off as an amoral death machine [as well as] heart - stopping scenes that illustrate how small mistakes can turn catastrophic.»

The rowing deck was open to the sky, but there was a watertight cabin at the back of the boat.

Constructed of dual - coated 70D Nylon Ripstop with welded seams, and closing watertight with a dual ziplock seal, the AquaRoo keeps your phone, ID, currency, bank cards and other small indispensibles safe, dry and close at hand.

If you can do so without being driven by desire simply to mock viewpoints different from yours, look at the ultra-slow effect of the thermohaline current, in addition to questionable ice - core CO2 measurements; the evidence is in different sensitive comparisons of delta CO2 levels with delta emissions levels, as well as isotope studies; nothing watertight proven but a lot of highly suggestive coherent evidence that it's bad science to neglect.

That speaks to me of scientific integrity, and it is refreshing to encounter it in the climate debate which is often dominated by what might be, at best, called «courtroom integrity» in which antagonists vie with each other to present watertight cases immune to argument and contradiction.

Though such contracts are not watertight, they would at least alert parents to the issue.

Marketed as autonomy - enhancing, pain - minimising and subject to watertight «safeguards», euthanasia (and its variants) at first glance, appears progressive.

It gives the «watertight party» an opportunity to persuade the other party of the strength of his case and hopefully to achieve a compromise at full, or close to full, value.