Few things go together as poorly as science and politicians.
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This time, Lewis's kickoff return went as poorly as possible.
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It went about as poorly as the alien abduction did. 12.
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I answered them as poorly as I answered you, I fear.
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Sylvester Stallone in 'Judge Dredd' delivers lines as poorly as they are written.
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"It turned out about as poorly as I knew it would," he said.
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I would not have expected the stock to do as poorly as it did.
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"I'm not so sure we're quite as poorly as we're making out," Corky purrs.
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Heck, Donald Trump has been treated as poorly as anybody by some of these jokers.
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Luckily, Apple didn't do as poorly as analysts expected, and the stock actually fared well.
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"That was really probably as poorly as we've played all year," coach David Quinn said.
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The hyperspecialized, careerist ethos of mainstream universities has served them just as poorly as it has conservatives.
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More than a few bad apples in media have handled this story about as poorly as they could.
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"Given the stakes, Ford is likely to be treated poorly," he said, "but not as poorly as Hill."
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"Anytime you shoot as poorly as we did from the free-throw line, it makes it very challenging," Hamilton said.
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And if Molekule's products work as poorly as they've been reviewed, those donated purifiers could potentially put people at risk.
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Now, some Republican senators are demanding to know why Yahoo is treating them as poorly as it did its own customers.
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Still, it's rare to see the most successful director in history make a film that does as poorly as The BFG.
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Their exchanges fit together as poorly as pieces from two entirely different puzzles, revealing just how atomized these procedural personalities really are.
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Trader Pete Najarian said that the retail stocks are moving higher because they "didn't do as poorly as people expected" during earnings season.
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Image: APTwitter announced its Q1 2017 earnings on Wednesday, and good news, everyone: The company isn't performing as poorly as it was last quarter!
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Yet Allen said one of his biggest fears is that grow-op workers will eventually be treated as poorly as imported H-2A laborers.
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"That's probably the least upset I've been after pitching as poorly as I did in that second inning in my entire career," Dempster said.
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North Korea didn't do a nuclear test, as had been feared, and the missile launch it attempted went about as poorly as one could hope.
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After all, Schultz could fare as poorly as the recent Green party nominees, namely, David Cobb (28503), Cynthia McKinney (22019) and Jill Stein (2012, 2016).
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"To have a starter like Shields perform as poorly as he did yesterday is an embarrassment to the team, an embarrassment to him," Fowler said.
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It was a hugely ambitious game, and though it didn't sell as poorly as gamer folklore would have it, it didn't pay off its ambition either.
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And for that matter, how is Elizabeth Warren receiving so much glowing press for her transformative policy agenda, but still polling just as poorly as Harris?
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That said, I'm not shifting the blame entirely on myself — when someone treats you as poorly as some of my exes have, you don't owe them friendship.
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"No administration has done it as poorly as the current one," said Partnership for Public Service chief Max Stier, who partnered with the Post on the investigation.
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Next to the record-breaking and manifesto-pushing, this may seem silly, and that sense will be amplified if the offseason goes as poorly as it might.
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" Vodafone Group PLC: "Frankly, I don't understand why Vodafone is doing as poorly as it is, but when I see that yield, again, I say red flag.
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Even though the trade war isn't over, Washington and Beijing have reduced the tension between them, and the economy isn't faring as poorly as people had feared.
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While millennials may face some financial problems specific to their generation, they may not be doing as poorly as it seems — at least compared to Gen X.
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Ride hailing company Lyft has performed about as poorly as a public company as it possibly could, and it continued that theme in its first financial report yesterday.
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As poorly as Williams played, the 27-year-old Konta was sharp, firing six aces and smacking 17 winners to Williams' nine while controlling the tempo of the match.
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CLEVELAND — The game was tight late in the second half, and Stephen Curry and Klay Thompson of the Golden State Warriors were playing about as poorly as they could.
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It's estimated to have sold roughly as poorly as Nintendo's Wii U, one of the worst-selling Nintendo systems ever, and many times worse than its PlayStation Portable predecessor.
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Nightclubs are terrible places to hang out if you're a human, let alone a confused animal, so the dumbass plan appears to have gone about as poorly as you'd expect.
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But, yesterday, I heard something that transmuted the feeling of seeing someone get banged on and reacting to it about as poorly as they possibly could into pure audio gold.
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Lori Lodes, a former spokeswoman for CMS in the Obama administration, said there are several reasons to doubt that the navigator program is performing as poorly as the Trump administration suggests.
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NEW DELHI (Reuters) - Many political parties faring as poorly as the Indian National Congress in a bellwether state election would ditch key leaders, if they did not go of their own accord.
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The Pregnancy Discrimination Act is based on the premise that pregnant workers must be as well — or as poorly —as other workers who are similar in their ability or inability to work.
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If Labour performs as poorly as expected in June 8's general election, most will blame its unpopular leader Jeremy Corbyn for tacking to the left rather than to the centre ground.
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Most Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) members expected to cut Bank Rate again this year to a rate "close to, but a little above zero", if the economy performed as poorly as forecast.
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Ducks stay in groove, beat Kings in LA LOS ANGELES — As poorly as the Anaheim Ducks played to open the season, they are now playing like the contending team most thought they would be.
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Even the worst-rated streaming video service (Crackle) ranked better than nearly every major, traditional TV provider: To be clear: scoring as poorly as cable and broadband providers routinely do takes some serious effort.
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"As poorly as we played at Villanova and the traumatic experience of losing Ed the way we did, I wasn't going to go into the locker room and rant and rave," coach Chris Mack said.
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Telecom hasn't done as poorly as these other yield-rich sectors in the past week — though it has underperformed the market — but over the past three months, the trend in this sector has been down.
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But if she performs as poorly as she did in New Hampshire, where she got only 22020 percent of the vote, she might not be able to raise enough money to go all the way.
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For instance, when a human is awake for more than 20 hours, they perform tasks as poorly as someone with a blood alcohol level of 0.08%, which is the legal limit for driving in some states.
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Things went about as poorly as you could expect: the company couldn't hit revenue or earnings targets, iPhone sales fell off a cliff from the year-ago quarter, and its third-quarter guidance was pretty tepid.
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Choosing Biden means betting that this won't play out as poorly as it could — on a particular theory, in other words, of how the public will react to the inevitable Republican deluge of Hunter Biden smears.
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In 2018's midterm cycle, Minnesota Republicans didn't fare as poorly as, say, Republicans in California did, but they still lost two US Senate races, a gubernatorial race, and control of the state House — all by large margins.
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In 20203's midterm cycle, Minnesota Republicans didn't fare as poorly as, say, Republicans in California did, but they still lost two US senate races, a gubernatorial race, and control of the state House — all by large margins.
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Gary Andersen had Minnesota's number during his short run as a coach in the Big Ten, but his first foray against his former conference turned out just as poorly as his first year on the Oregon State sidelines.
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According to a lab-based study, subjects who were allowed to get only six hours of sleep a night for two weeks straight functioned as poorly as those who were forced to stay awake for two days straight.
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The Chicago Bears offense likely won't play as poorly as they did to start the season against the Packers, but between the trend and what we've seen so far from the Chicago attack, the Broncos defense feels like a solid play this week.
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We also have yet to see if the US version handles the relationship between race and dating as poorly as the UK version, in which contestants never talk about the subject, but silently act out harmful patterns in which women of color are regularly rejected.
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However, while the tech index didn't fare as poorly as other American indices, a critical portion of the technology market actually fell further than the Dow Jones Industrial Average or the S&P 500: SaaS and cloud stocks, as measured by the Bessemer-Nasdaq index.
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And events fall out from there, as poorly as in any of the endless horror films where scientists foolishly play God and get dramatically punished — or at least where scientists bypass sensible, rigorous experimental protocols in order to move things along at a cinema-friendly rate.
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As I recall, I managed to talk my way into performing on the lower-profile second half of the show, downstairs—I didn't do as poorly as I'd feared, but I distinctly remember that Lennikov did not seem overly bowled over by the hilarity of my set.
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Even with a more conservative asset mix than Freedom Funds have today, Fidelity struggled to control the damage from the 23 financial crisis, when the funds performed as poorly as the rest of the sector, losing 41 percent for the youngest savers and 25 percent for those near retirement.
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In his book Turn Around Bright Eyes, Rob Sheffield suggests that Neil Diamond and DIY could be further reconciled through karaoke: At the karaoke lounge, the distinction between performer and audience becomes totally fluid, and we can all "Sweet Caroline" as loudly and as poorly as we are able.
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From non-existent effort in transition, to constant miscommunication, to over-helping off good shooters and treating bad ones like Steph Curry, to lineups that have no business in an NBA game, we may never again see professional defense played as poorly as they're doing it right now.
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As Cash portrays her, "with lint hung up in her throat and lungs like tar," Ella is a tough 28, a skilled spinner at American Mill No. 2, owned by the Goldberg brothers, who are considered "white but not American" and are tolerated by locals as long as their workers are treated as poorly as those at other mills.
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However, the team fared almost as poorly as they had done the first season, winning only 3 of 14 games.
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The Rangers would start the season as poorly as their 2014 season ended, reaching a season low eight games under .500 (8-16) on May 3. The lone bright spot was the resurgence of Prince Fielder from season-ending surgery the prior year. At the All-Star break, the Rangers improved slightly, but were still under .
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A new system was installed, and proved to work just as poorly as the old system. During 1979, the section was rebuilt to double track, although the short bridge over Nordstrandsveien was kept single tracked. In 1982 and 1983, the SL79 articulated trams were introduced on the line. In 1988, the line to Jar was supplemented with a rush- hour route which connected with the Ullevål Hageby Line west of Oslo.
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Curt Schilling squared up against Carmona in a pivotal game in the series. Carmona and reliever Rafael Pérez pitched as poorly as Sabathia the day before, nibbling around the edges and then getting hurt when throwing in hitter's counts. The rest of the Indians realizing this would be important later. Schilling was less than stellar as well, resulting in a see-saw game that was tied after nine.
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The one- sided game was the last postseason appearance for the Mets until 1999. After their 100-win 1988 season ended, the Mets started a decline that lasted well into the 1990s. Darling's started as poorly as 1988 had ended when he lost his first 3 starts with an ERA of 11.57. He recovered with a good May but was inconsistent for the entire season, finishing 14–14 with a 3.52 ERA.
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After her mother died, she was sent to live with her aunt in Liége and was put into a convent school where she learned how to sew. About a year after Anne- Josèphe began school, her aunt married and stopped paying for her school. Anne-Josèphe fled back to her father after he remarried because she was forced to be a house maid and tend to her aunt's children. Life at her father's was no better, her stepmother treated her just as poorly as her aunt did.
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Yarby realize that Fudge is rambunctious and remark on poor manners, irking Peter because he felt he was being respectful to adults. The Yarbys later leave for a hotel after too much Fudge, and terminate the business relationship with Warren. However, Warren says it is a blessing in disguise that he lost the account, as Juicy-O was selling poorly in stores, as poorly as the Edsel automobile. When Peter says he refrained from hating Juicy-O to be polite, Warren reveals he hated it himself.
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The reception that the intelligentsia received in the communes was so poor that it destroyed their idealized image of the peasant that was so common prior to 1874. The Narodniks saw peasants as a unified body; they thought that all peasants dressed poorly, so intellectuals dressed as poorly as was possible in order to fit in. In actuality, the peasants saw a poorly dressed person as a person with no authority or credibility. Accordingly, intellectuals dressing as they imagined the peasant dressed had an adverse effect; it actually made peasants suspicious of the intellectuals.
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The status of humans as wards of the trustees under the encomienda system served to "define the status of the Indian population": the natives were free men, not slaves or serfs. But some Spaniards treated them as poorly as slaves. The encomienda was essential to the Spanish crown's sustaining its control over North, Central and South America in the first decades after the colonization. It was the first major organizational law instituted on the continent, which was affected by war, widespread disease epidemics caused by Eurasian diseases, and resulting turmoil.
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During the Great Irish Famine, the Glens of Antrim did not fare as poorly as the rest of Ireland. The Earl of Antrim, now resident in Glenarm, and the Marquess of Londonderry organised relief schemes of food and money for their tenants and built soup kitchens throughout the Glens. Glenarm’s soup kitchen is believed to have been to the rear of Altmore Street, along the river. The only other major historical event to occur in Glenarm during this period was in 1854, when a cholera epidemic afflicted the town.
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After a disastrous 2014 season in which the Rangers finished last in the entire American League (and 3rd worst in all of MLB), and despite starting the season with an 8-16 record and being under .500 as late as August 3, the Rangers would clinch the American League West title on the final day of the season, the team's 6th division title and 7th postseason appearance in franchise history. The Rangers would start the season as poorly as their 2014 season ended, reaching a season low eight games under .500 (8-16) on May 3.
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0 represents men and women prospering equally and 1 being the opposite, in which one gender prospers as poorly as possible compared to the other. In the 2011 UN Human Development Report Honduras was ranked 121st out of 187 countries and given an index value of 0.511 However, in the 2019 report that ranking dropped to 132nd out of 189 countries, but the opposite trend for the index value, which improved to 0.479. These statistics can give a general idea of how a country fares on gender inequality overall and if improvements are being made, relative to all 187 countries in the report.
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Even though Shego's tolerance for Drakken and his failure-prone evil schemes has steadily decreased, she still remains in his service, usually without much reluctance unless she wants a vacation from him or sees a better opportunity. In fact, she reacts badly when he twice replaces her with new sidekicks (Warmonga and Frugal Lucre). As poorly as she treats him, Shego sees her place as being in Drakken's employ and has proven to actually care for him. As per confirmation from show director Steve Loter, Drakken and Shego begin a romantic relationship after the series finale, Graduation.
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However, at the last moment, Castle returns and, using his influence on Angel's mother, threatens Castle with removal unless Angel testifies. Blake realizes that Castle wants the teen subjected to a harsh cross-examination that will ensure his conviction and execution; he then will be a martyr, and Castle will be able to use the case as a fundraising tool for the Communist Party. Blake remains on the case, but the cross-examination goes as poorly as feared. Chavez is found guilty, and as the jury did not suggest leniency, the death penalty will be automatic.
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Campaigns in Primera División went just as poorly as the club's institutional crisis; the team wasn't able to reverse its poor form, and was relegated to the Primera B Nacional division for the first time in its history, after the 2012–13 Primera División."Sin milagro, Independiente descendió por primera vez en su historia", Clarín, 15 June 2013 President Javier Cantero resigned a few months later, after a seven=match winless run by the team in Primara B Nacional.Un final anunciado para Javier Cantero: renunció a la presidencia de Independiente However, soon after that, the influential leader Hugo Moyano took over the club by winning the elections.
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The First Congress of Haitian women was organized by the League on April 10–14, 1950 under the watchful eye of its honorary president, First Lady Lucienne Heurtelou Estimé. Alice Garoute offered a particularly impassioned address about the state of education of Haitian women during which she argued that those women who had been schooled since 1940 in the three private schools that accepted them had done as well as men. She also deplored that women in Haiti during her time were treated as poorly as during Napoleon's Code Noir (aka Napoleon's Black Code): "like children and the mentally ill". At the Congress' closing ceremony Alice Garoute and other notable women lodged an official list of their demands.
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But results continued to deteriorate and the club slipped further down the table, finishing 10th the following season – 20th in the Irish football pyramid – the club's worst ever season. Anderson eventually resigned, along with a number of board members, after the 2004 season had started as poorly as the previous one had ended. He was replaced by former player Jim Gannon, and a mid-table finish followed. The membership-based 'co-op' ownership model had by now exhausted its funds, and the remaining board members decided to sell the club's training ground, Hiney Park, in the summer of 2005 in order to service debts and pay for work at Oriel Park, including the installation of an artificial pitch, which, it was hoped, would bring in additional revenue.
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Because he was cleric, the Monk wrote about the Hundred Years War from a perspective that differed from secular or "chivalric" chroniclers such as Jean Froissart. Writing in Latin, his tone was frequently similar to a sermon. He sympathized with the commoners during the war and chastised the knights, who he believed behaved as poorly as common soldiers, to the point that they even caused harm.Le Brusque, 82-83 His opinion of knightly valour is summed up in this passage: > Knights without courage, you who take pride in your armour plate and plumed > helmets, you who glory in looting....you who boasted with so much arrogance > about the feats of valour of your ancestors, now you have become the > laughingstock of the English and the butt of foreign nations.qtd.
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Previously rehearsed with Rita in the apartment, where Rita feeds her lines woodenly, the scene is "dreck" and "hollow; every line unworthy of a genuine actress's commitment", and Betty plays it in rehearsal as poorly as it is written. Nervous but plucky as ever at the audition, Betty enters the cramped room, but when pitted inches from her audition partner (Chad Everett), she turns it into a scene of powerful sexual tension that she fully controls and draws in every person in the room. The sexuality erodes immediately as the scene ends and she stands before them shyly waiting for their approval. One film analyst asserts that Betty's previously unknown ability steals the show, specifically, taking the dark mystery away from Rita and assigning it to herself, and by Lynch's use of this scene illustrates his use of deception in his characters.
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Arsenal's November started as poorly as September had ended and October had started, and despite a tough test against Manchester United, an unlikely three points for the Gunners did not materialise in a lacklustre performance that only brought about two shots on target, including a late consolation by Santi Cazorla, and a disappointing 2–1 loss at Old Trafford. Arsenal extended their losing streak at Old Trafford to six seasons, in a performance that left Arsenal sixth in the Premier League table, nine points off the top. Arsenal, frustratingly for everyone connected with the club, showed another stuttering performance against table-topping Schalke 04 in the Champions League. They created a 2–0 lead inside 26 minutes with goals against the run of play, from Theo Walcott (following a mix-up in defence) and Giroud, however, Schalke deservedly pegged Arsenal back with goals either side of half time, from Dutch striker Klaas-Jan Huntelaar and Peruvian Jefferson Farfán, as the Gunners left Gelsenkirchen with a point.
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The 1981 season came down to a thrilling final game at Detroit. The winner would take the Central Division crown and the loser would miss the playoffs. The Lions had not lost at home all season. Although the Bucs trailed early, an 84-yard touchdown bomb from QB Williams to WR Kevin House and a fumble recovery for a touchdown by David Logan sealed the shocking win for the Bucs. The Dallas Cowboys rewarded the Bucs’ efforts with a 38–0 blowout in the divisional round of the playoffs. The 1982 season started just as poorly, as the Buccaneers went 0–3 before a players’ strike shut down the NFL for seven weeks. When the league resumed play, the Bucs were nicknamed the “Cardiac Kids” for winning five of their next six games all in the final moments to go 5–4 and qualify for the expanded playoff slate. In the first round, the Bucs once again faced the Cowboys at home in Dallas, but the Bucs put up a much better fight, actually leading the game at the half but lost 30–17.
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