Sentences with phrase «whole brouhaha»
The phrase "whole brouhaha" means a big fuss or commotion about something. Full definition
«There was this whole brouhaha about this Vice President's residence, I am sure you heard about it, so in the context of discussing this issue, there is supposed be a vice president's residence under construction... so I asked the question why this project has not been finished, why has it delayed and they said «well the contractor is owed a lot of money» and I said how much is this money and am told well it is a lot of money.
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The whole brouhaha over the participation of Oscar López Rivera in the Puerto Rican Day Parade this year came to a head recently...
What seems to be the missing link in this whole brouhaha is the fact that the current Government is not doing an inward search of who have taken which car.
«What seems to be the missing link in this whole brouhaha is the fact that the current Government is not doing an inward search of who have taken which car» the statement read.
Maybe the whole brouhaha wouldn't have spiraled out of control had they just stuck with the broad, somewhat vague saturated fat category.
That whole brouhaha is fodder for a separate article.
While the peri - to ap - helion variation for the Earth, about 4.6 K, 1.6 %, is much larger than the ~ 0.4 % variation this whole brouhaha is about, it's still much less than our 3 %, ~ 10K, warmer surface than our ~ 278.6 mean orbital gray body temperature.
You claim to be «knowledgeable about the issue» (your words), and yet nowhere in this thread do you post any scientific proof of your own to refute the claims in the paper that started this whole brouhaha.
But this whole brouhaha says something about our relationship with the United States and the NAFTA negotiations.