"The market knows earnings are going to be lousy," Wren said.
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While the idea may sound good in theory, in practice it would be lousy.
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Other cables will work in a pinch but will ultimately be lousy for regular use.
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Playing football, Miles concluded, wasn't simply dangerous—it increased the risk that children will be lousy students.
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They may be lousy politicians, with really bad policies (Open Borders, Sanctuary Cities etc.), but they stick together!
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Notice that at the 2000 and 2007 stock market peaks, this measure suggested returns going forward would be lousy.
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To all those armchair athletes rolling their eyes instead of balls, let's be clear: Odds are, you'd be lousy at duckpin.
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Bad uncles believe that because there have been lousy aspects of the world, there should always be lousy aspects of the world.
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They&aposre saying that somehow this is going to be lousy insurance and it&aposs not going to cover what you really need.
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And environmentalists are wondering why people don't seem to care that the industrial meat complex has been proven to be lousy for the environment.
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YouTube's stats were shown to be lousy with fake views, Twitter's were overwhelmed by fake followers and Amazon was full of fake luxury goods.
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For similar reasons, having to do with biochemistry, we'd be lousy refreshments for them — they would almost certainly lack the proper enzymes to digest us.
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When Motherboard last spoke to Kelvin Peña, he was a seemingly pretty normal 17-year-old whose backyard in East Stroudsburg, Pennsylvania happened to be lousy with deer.
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What it is: In case you haven't already guessed, 2016 will be lousy with book adaptations; this is one of the biggest, hoping to apply the Gone Girl treatment to another crime thriller best-seller.
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And Samsung is also attempting to preserve quality of video streaming content You might expect a TV with no noticeable bezels to be lousy in the audio department, but according to Samsung, this thing packs a punch.
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Plastics are most decidedly not the way of the future for several reasons: They create a massive amount of waste, they're not actually that great at preventing spoilage, and they may very well be lousy for your health.
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Investors have been forecasting "this quarter's earnings to be lousy, so if earnings come in better than expected, it might provide some support to the market," said Scott Wren, senior global equity strategist at the Wells Fargo Investment Institute.
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Sargeant's timing for the venture turned out to be lousy: On January 28, just weeks after news broke of Sargeant's partnership with Petroleos de Venezuela SA (PDVSA), the U.S. government unleashed tough new sanctions banning Americans from working with Venezuela's state-run oil firm.
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Sargeant's timing for the venture turned out to be lousy: On January 28, just weeks after news broke of Sargeant's partnership with Petroleos de Venezuela SA (PDVSA), the U.S. government unleashed tough new sanctions banning Americans from working with Venezuela's state-run oil firm.
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Aircraft big enough (think commercial airliner size) to slog around the big radar an E-3 Sentry uses are going to be lousy at air-to-air combat; meanwhile, any aircraft agile enough to be a decent dogfighter is going to be too small to carry a massive radar.
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Details: "I am afraid that, if Pompeo engages in the talks again, the table will be lousy once again and the talks will become entangled," the official KCNA news agency quoted Kwon Jong Gun, director general of the Department of American Affairs at North Korea's Foreign Affairs Ministry, as saying.
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There are people that are out there to scam you, like they'll fake gloss a model and try to sell it as a prize model or they'll just take your model and not ever send you anything which is obvious the worst case," Roche said after finishing something fried for lunch, "If someone does turn out to be lousy then everyone will gang up on them.
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However, young birds returning to Japan for the first time were found just as likely as older individuals to be lousy.
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18–21 During the advance into Tunisia, Fredendall used an engineer company of the 19th Engineer Regiment to build a large, dug-in corps headquarters bunker behind the front in a place called Speedy Valley (nine miles southeast of Tébessa). Blasted and drilled out of solid rock, the bunker (actually two U-shaped complexes running into the hillside) took three weeks to construct.Andrews, Peter, A Place to be Lousy In, American Heritage Magazine (December 1991), Volume 42, Issue 8, pp. 100–109 An anti-aircraft battalion was emplaced to protect the headquarters.
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On 19 May, New Limited reported that "According to Newspoll, nearly half of voters said the measures will be lousy for the economy, and more than 60 per cent told a separate Nielsen survey the Budget was unfair." A number of savings and revenue measures in the Budget were opposed by Labor, the Greens and cross benches in the Senate. In his Budget in reply speech, Opposition Leader Bill Shorten said that Labor would oppose around $13 billion worth of cuts and tax hikes, including the changes to university funding.Budget 2014: Opposition Leader Bill Shorten says Labor will oppose around $13 billion worth of cuts; Australian Broadcasting Corporation Initially Labor joined the Greens in opposing the reintroduction of a fuel excise levy, delaying passage of the measure until June 2015.
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Elements of the 2nd Armored Division began to arrive in Algeria, French North Africa, in November 1942, as part of Operation Torch. Upon landing in Algiers, Harmon was delegated by General Dwight D. "Ike" Eisenhower, the Supreme Allied Commander in North Africa, to travel to the front to report on the deteriorating Allied situation in Tunisia and Algeria, and to assist where needed.Andrews, Peter, A Place to be Lousy In, American Heritage Magazine (December 1991), Volume 42, Issue 8, pp. 100-109 His on-site reporting and interventions during the Kasserine Pass battles in February 1943 helped stabilize and reorganize the U.S. II Corps, which had been thrown into disorder after the initial German attack.Murray, Brian J., Facing The Fox, America in World War II, (April 2006), pp. 28-35 During the fighting, Harmon had opportunity to observe Major General Lloyd Fredendall, commander of II Corps, as well as his superior, the British Lieutenant General Kenneth Anderson, commander of the British First Army.
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