Sentences with phrase «wreck it by»

So in order to save bondholders and banks from losing, the economy would be wrecked by debt deflation.

Rules designed for different times can't be trusted to fully capture the idiosyncratic nature of economies wrecked by the Great Recession.

I've seen too many lives wrecked by the attitude towards gays... of seminaries refusing to deal with the issue and ultimately landing someone out of the church and away from God.

Millions of gallant souls have known that experience, and instead of being wrecked by life's tragedies or driven into skepticism and cynicism, they have found an inner resource which brought them through their hardships radiant and triumphant.

If someone's life could be wrecked by coming out, I'm not going to respond by saying «grow a pair».

The Danilovsky Monastery was used as a reformatory for juvenile delinquents, who were not much discouraged from wrecking it by their guards.

I'd rather have my colorful artwork of Jesus wrecked by a christian than my colorful statue of Muhammad or bin Laden causing me to land in an early grave.

Let us give up Stephen Decatur's «my country right or wrong,» and substitute for it the promise that the world will never be wrecked by faults of ours.

This was wrecked by the special theory of relativity.

He we very unlucky, he had a very promising start with us in the Academy but it got all wrecked by various injuries.

The offense has been wrecked by injury, far beyond Francois.

Every season is wrecked by the same mistakes and often by the same players.

The offensive line has been wrecked by the injury bug as well.

An awesome pass defense has been wrecked by graduation, but an improved run defense should offset a little regression.

That's a mental hurdle more than any physical health one, and we're told from pros who've been wrecked by chip yips that they never realllly go away.

I understand the concerns about Bliss building this feud off of the idea of body shaming and revealing Nia's deepest, darkest secrets about her struggles with body image, but if Nia murks Alexa here, and the payoff is «horrible person who says and believes horrible things got WRECKED by the power of good,» then we've all learned something today.

Georgia Tech took down the Tide by one point in 1962 (again the Tide's only loss), and Alabama beat the Rambling Wreck by 16 in 1963.

The fireworks continued on Lap 165, when Kasey Kahne was wrecked by Kyle Busch.

Just as last season was wrecked by Ramsey's injury, I really believe that his return to form could transform this one, but for the better this time.

It's all happening again, we have already picked up 2 injuries from our last two games, we also already had players in the treatment room, god help us, another season wrecked by injuries I bet.

Either Johnny keeps it up, and he's a wreck by July, or he adapts his style of play to be able to endure longer, and we probably see a big drop - off in production.

It's fair to say Falcao would not be the first to struggle to perform or to have his confidence wrecked by the controversial van Gaal, and he won't be the last.

Ol' Balon is still in the Iron Islands, his long - ass hair wrecked by salt water and badly in need of conditioner.

You think i'm going too far just look that the contract situation, alexis is off so is ozil, wilshere still has no contract, Ramsey and welbeck have refused or haven't got new contracts, cech is getting old ospina will leave next year, kos is wrecked by his achilles, per is retiring, holding and chambers progress has stalled.

Not only do I want to go to Pasadena, but I don't want to see Oregon's weak offensive and defensive lines get wrecked by another SEC team

Team News — Midfield enforcer Nigel de Jong is back from injury, the Dutchman who has every confidence that City's sublime unbeaten run will not be wrecked by second - placed United at Old Trafford.

Whitney, I'm just wrecked by your post.

In this case, try moving her bedtime earlier so she isn't a complete wreck by the time you put her to bed.

Please pray that the federal, state and local governments, will see the plight of so many of our children whose families are wrecked by drug and alcohol abuse, and work toward prevention and increasing services for addicts, particularly addicts with children.

Too many youth sports experiences continue to be wrecked by parents focused on their own needs.

On June 26th, members of Anyone's Child - a group of families whose lives have been wrecked by drug laws and now demand reform - will gather in Westminster.

«But for too many people country life is challenging and urgent action is vital to stop villages dying and our market towns being wrecked by unsympathetic development.»

The drug war costs us at least $ 50 billion / year and that's not counting all the lives wrecked by a criminal record.

After an election where the Conservatives» chances were wrecked by the impact of cuts to schools, hospitals and - thanks to some deft Labour messaging - the police, Theresa May is reportedly ready to abandon the pursuit of deficit targets the country has long since ceased to care about.

«This is not some middle class columnista parlour game, it is people's lives who are being wrecked by the Tories.

The borough with the lowest population in the city had the largest ratio of property damage claims against the city, including cars wrecked by potholes and other issues — 207 for every 100,000 people, the Staten Island Advance reported.

It's clear that he thinks any chance of a deal with Labour was wrecked by Labour and he also says Ed Miliband shows no sign of wanting one before the next election.

«When local farmers take responsibility for their own livelihood no one gets blamed for caring for the lives that are wrecked by reckless ideas usually formulated by policy makers who have little or no experience of local circumstances,» he added.

Many other experiments have been wrecked by contamination with «impostor» cells.

The American Museum of Natural History in New York displays a fragment from a fireball widely seen along the East Coast in October 1992 — along with the Chevy Malibu wrecked by the meteor's crash in a driveway in Peekskill, New York.

His unit had been working for hours around a truck wrecked by a buried explosive device, painstakingly recovering the remains of fallen comrades.

Near - freezing temperatures help preserve wrecks by slowing the rate at which materials break down.

Many report they no longer wake up in the middle of the night to sleep eat, a common occurrence among those whose appetite is wrecked by carbs

I was overwhelmed and exhausted, and felt like my body had been wrecked by the birthing process.

I have never been so wrecked by an election and its aftermath before.

In those moments, watching hydraulic fluid spill from a «wounded» boxing robot, my already half - destroyed hearing further wrecked by the soundtrack's extreme noise, I remembered how cool it was to play Rock»Em Sock»Em Robots and how much fun silly movies like this can be.

A potentially interesting premise wrecked by an awful script that begs us to care whether angelic Megan Fox will choose old, creepy, poor Mickey Rourke or old, creepy, rich Bill Murray.

is not at all mitigated by the even stronger suspicion that he said the same thing during Spielberg's War of the Worlds (running non-combatants get toasted from above) and Matt Reeves's Cloverfield (civic landmarks wrecked by an animal - shaped alien invader).

Wrecked by guilt, he gives up his plans and stays home, where he starts to see his dead brother, who pleads with him not to leave.

Gravity does just that, casting George Clooney and Sandra Bullock as astronauts stranded in zero - g when their ride is wrecked by satellite debris.