Sentences with phrase «which defeat the purpose»

At the same time, you won't be targeting or segmenting your audience appropriately, which defeats the purpose of using some of these tools to save time, remain productive and reach your marketing goals.

If the weather is cold, the butter will harden slightly which defeats the purpose.

My complaint with those is that the rubber wasn't sown very well into the nice spandex elastic parts which defeats the purpose of containing accidents.

Using too much weight on presses will increase your tendency to press your flies, which defeats the purpose of the exercise and the entire pre-exhaust structure of the workout.

When your feet are in the air, you're less stable and less able to produce the required tension and force, which defeats the purpose of lifting in the first place.

Final word: Nearly all salons that I've been to will apply a layer of toxic base coat before your chosen, safer brand of nail polish, which defeats the purpose of finding and choosing a low toxicity polish.

The weight will either fly through the roof or you will have to decelerate quite early in the movement, which defeats the purpose of Power Development / developing explosiveness.

I recommend do - it - yourself recipes because they are completely free of any chemical additives, which defeat the purpose of a detox.

Which defeated the purpose.

I always end up having to return something to Old Navy when I order online too which defeats the purpose of online shopping.

So I have to apply to a pad and then apply which defeats the purpose of many sprays!

Sometimes it just makes the skin under my eyes look SUPER dry, which defeats the purpose.

Otherwise, online learners are likely to guess the correct answer, even if they don't know the subject matter, which defeats the purpose of your eLearning assessment.

The problem is, you are not directly in control of whether or not you sell more books (unless you are buying them all yourself, which defeats the purpose.)

You'll find that they'll bombard you with phone calls to market the book, all of course while draining your savings which defeats the purpose of writing the book to start with.

Perhaps it only shows up after you order — which defeats the purpose.

The problem is, you are trying to qualify for a loan that has a 25 % down payment using money you don't have, which defeats the purpose of having a down payment.

You are correct about the underpayment penalty which defeats the purpose of my idea.

Nyberg's husband Dan Zimmermann said the new law has put the couple under a lot of strain and uncertainty, which defeats the purpose of selling it in the first place.

Which defeats the purpose they are probably looking to get.

And there isn't anything you can do about it except close the account and get your money back, which defeats the purpose of long time credit.

Everything that I had been able to find was either smaller or bigger, or it would cost $ 200 - 300, which defeats the purpose of free travel in the first place.

There new TV's have a bright white standby light which defeats the purpose of their excellent block out curtains, unless you unplug the TV you won't have a dark room.

In Black Ops, it takes forever and a day to scope in, unless you have the variable zoom scope, which defeats the purpose of supposedly not being able to quickscope as I've seen montages of people doing just that with the variable scope.

Some argue the XL wasn't as portable, which defeats the purpose of a handheld.

That is, unless all the cash goes toward paying off a mega-wedding that has landed them in debt precisely at the worst time in their relationship, which defeats the purpose of the gift.

In MS Word I can find no way to keep someone from copying a graphic signature, even in read only mode, other than printing it out and scanning — which defeats the purpose.

Jen on Money Money and Mental Health: Why I Unapologetically Spend Money On Self - Care A lot of people don't budget because we like buying and doing fun things, but then we feel guilty for spending that money, which defeats the purpose of buying and doing fun things.

If consumers want more control, then consumers have to work harder to figure out what that control means, which defeats the purpose.»

So, if you use Spotify, the fool - proof way to control music will be to use the controls on your phone — which defeats the purpose in my opinion.

But FICO adds a caveat: Some issuers don't report secured credit cards results to the credit bureaus, which defeats the purpose.

«Unless your profile is private, which defeats the purpose, Google sees everything.

Anyway, HOA's can at random vote to restrict renting and thus grandfather in your lease which defeats the purpose if its a rental property.

We took the covers back and they gave us a new set, but I never washed them again, which defeats the purpose of slipcovered furniture.

Like you, my only way to see who's come to call is by peeking out the window... which defeats the purpose;)

Not exact matches

THE great gratuity debate continues in WA, a region thankfully relatively free of compulsory tipping.To my way of thinking, it's a demand which completely defeats the purpose of rewards for service.

If a virtual currency is to become widely used in nations, it will be one that governments can control, which would defeat the purpose of the virtual currency in the first place, from the point of view of their citizens.

While legislation exists governing Senate elections in Alberta, there is a regulation that allows the provincial cabinet to extend the terms of Senators - in - Waiting until cabinet ministers decide to hold another election (which could be indefinite), defeating the purpose of holding Senate elections in the first place.

Which, to me, defeats the entire purpose.

Yet such assumptions, in themselves, contradict the method of economic development and defeat its purpose, which is, in essence, the extension of human choice.

The experts gaze in dismay at this economic apparatus, their own creation, which instead of absorbing all the units of human energy with which they furnish it rejects an increasing number, as though the machine they devised were working to defeat their purpose.

Amber Williams, Associate Attorney with Lipson Neilson, which is also supporting the church said: «Not only is this practice unconstitutional, it defeats the very purpose of providing community information.

The church was one of the few institutions in the South to which the defeated and despairing people could turn in an effort to recoup some sense of purpose and hope.

The standard reply by defenders of traditional free will theism is that «worst» is a relative term so that, if God had prevented the worst evils, then the next worst evils would have been the worst, and the critic would claim that God should have prevented those, and so on, so that, in Hick's words, «There would be nowhere to stop, short of a divinely arranged paradise,» which would defeat the divine purpose of soul - making (363 - 64).

The pizza had mozzarella on it, which sort of defeated the purpose of keeping the pesto vegan, but you could use a vegan mozzarella substitute (much better than a parmesan substitute) or just use the pesto on pasta.

But the thing that bothered me the most about this recipe was that I had to take the chicken out, boil the sauce in a separate pot to thicken it with cornstarch and put it back into the crock - pot, which I feel defeat the purpose of the crock - pot (unless I read the steps wrong).

Adding the espresso defeated the purpose of using a really good milk chocolate, which I wanted as the dominant taste.

I ended up adding chocolate chips to help the flavor, which I know kinda defeats the purpose.

«We'll never compromise quality for any reason, as doing so would defeat the whole purpose of our business, which is to create the best possible version of every food we make,» Overbay wrote.

Flavor - free soy yogurt is next to impossible to buy here without wasting tons and tons of gas driving around to all the specialty stores — which defeats one of the purposes of being vegan.