"For every Republican who has behaved badly, there's a Democrat who has behaved badly," former Republican presidential candidate Carly Fiorina acknowledged Sunday on ABC. Sen.
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Though he had behaved badly, he was an honourable man.
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And, on your account, the person clearly has behaved badly.
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Then, there are those who behaved badly and got caught out.
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It is not enough to show that Mr Trump behaved badly.
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What do you do if you have behaved badly for 30 years?
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And I will note, it isn't only your ex who behaved badly.
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No one -- including Booker -- disputes that he behaved badly as a teenager.
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Rosters changed, players behaved badly, and the Shanghai Dragons lost 40 consecutive games.
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Yes, in Murdoch's world, characters behaved badly and were not always punished for it.
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" It's, "I behaved 'badly' and got away with it and I'm going to keep doing it.
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Go back a few years, there's quite a list of banks where people have behaved badly.
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How do you reconcile your love for someone with the revelation that they have behaved badly?
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Do we believe that men who behaved badly once can evolve and does their evolution matter?
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"It was no surprise to women in our focus groups that men behaved badly," Omero said.
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Justin Bieber won't be allowed to perform in China for the foreseeable future, because he's behaved badly.
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And so-- and to the extent they've behaved badly, and he's objecting vigorously-- I'm all for it.
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"Just because Uber and their operator then behaved badly, everybody else should not be penalized," he said.
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Yes, a lot of people working at tech companies have behaved badly, and their products have flaws.
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" She continued, "How do you reconcile your love for someone with the revelation that they have behaved badly?
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Inquiries of this kind are set up on the assumption that some people made mistakes or behaved badly.
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"How do you reconcile your love for someone with the revelation that they have behaved badly?" she asked.
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If he has behaved badly and refuses a termination, an Islamic judge can impose a faskh or judicial divorce.
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While globalisation has enabled companies to become more rootless and ruthless, cross-border capitalism behaved badly from the beginning.
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And models themselves are getting evermore vocal, using social media to call out brands that they felt behaved badly.
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I behaved badly online when I was a teenager for like six months because of the pain of being closeted.
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For women who have replaced men who behaved badly, it's the elephant in the room — so, why pretend it isn't?
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"Investors know that if we've heard from any founders that they've behaved badly, they are out of the network," Manalac said.
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Intermittent Explosive Disorder isn't just an excuse to wave around after a person has behaved badly; it's an avenue for improvement.
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Purgatory: it was a tight race this week given the fact that most of the cast left and everyone behaved badly.
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First of all, what bad luck that you get found out for the one time you behaved badly in your entire life.
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Iran and the Houthis have also behaved badly, but that's a poor excuse for Americans to support war crimes against Yemeni children.
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If I behaved badly in school, or wasn't learning English fast enough, I was fulfilling what was expected of me, bare minimum.
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After college, I went to work for an investment bank and then Business Week, male-dominated environments where men sometimes behaved badly.
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And yet I can't help feeling I'm the one who has behaved badly here – and that somehow I will be made to pay.
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They're unlikely to be impressed by the argument that you were convinced that they would have behaved badly if you had told them.
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The double standard was undeniable: While scandalized men are given second chances galore, women who society says behaved badly are branded for life.
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My dad definitely behaved badly, but my mom spends all day on the phone repeating his bad behavior to anyone who will listen.
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I assume you've both conveyed to him that you think he has behaved badly and that he ought to show (and feel) more remorse.
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In truth, Obama's rhetoric was very mild; all he ever did was suggest that some bankers had behaved badly, which no reasonable person could deny.
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What makes this complicated is that, at 15, you're also old enough to see that your mom is deeply hurt and your dad behaved badly.
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According to her critics, Williams behaved badly and her fate was self-inflicted; according to her fans, she was unfairly targeted by a sexist, egotistical man.
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With the #MeToo movement's reckoning over sexual misconduct, the case has raised a challenge for feminists: How to respond when one of their own behaved badly?
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Beatrice De Santis, 52, sitting up from her towel on a secluded spot on the rocks, said Salvini had behaved badly by sticking the knife into Conte.
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He behaved badly during his lifetime, and his personal reputation only got worse after being exalted by the Nazis more than half a century after his death.
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"Bloom told ABC's George Stephanopoulos on "Good Morning America" Friday that she's "working with a guy who has behaved badly over the years, who is genuinely remorseful.
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And you may be talking about people that-- it would-- it would tend to depress stocks that have behaved badly because people would be taking the losses now.
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"I'm very sorry to say that I've behaved badly and have been suspended by The Post for three months for inappropriate workplace conduct," Achenbach said in his statement.
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The conversations would inevitably turn to their male colleagues, including the ones who behaved badly, said Maureen Sherry, a former managing director, who met regularly with the other women.
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Marie Bigham, director of college counseling at the Isidore Newman School, a private college prep school in New Orleans, said many of her students avoided colleges they believed had behaved badly.
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" In its write-up of the Ronell case, The New York Times said the complaint against her "raised a challenge for feminists—how to respond when one of their own behaved badly.
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Companies that sign collective bargaining agreements with unions, on the other hand, usually cannot fire an employee without "cause," meaning they would need to show that they were bad workers or behaved badly.
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And we are grappling with a dilemma that so many people have faced these past few weeks: How do you reconcile your love for someone with the revelation that they have behaved badly?
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In the process, Kelly accused Frederica Wilson, the member of Congress and friend of the soldier's family who reported what Trump had said, of having behaved badly previously during the dedication of an F.B.I. building.
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On the path to change, the industry must reckon not just with the famous men who behaved badly, but with the invisible category of women who were sidelined or pushed out of the business altogether.
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We're talking in generalities here, because many of the cases are different, but what I do know is you can't come back if you don't get the lesson and you haven't acknowledged that you behaved badly.
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The process to become verified was, and still remains, opaque; and Twitter began removing verification badges from people who had behaved badly in the real world, causing many people to conflate verification with some kind of moral endorsement.
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With most Republican and Democratic leaders in agreement that Russia had behaved badly and that Mr Mueller was the chap to find out why, they disagreed only on one big thing: whether Russia was helped in its perfidy by the Trump campaign.
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The Garden's insistence in this case on not just booting Oakley — who no doubt behaved badly, pushing security guards and cursing — from his seat at the game, but gang-tackling and handcuffing him on national television, was bad optics raised to high art.
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" They owned up to these conflicting feelings, then posed this burning question: "We are grappling with a dilemma that so many people have faced these past few weeks — how do you reconcile your love for someone with the revelation that they have behaved badly?
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And you may be talking about people -- it would tend to depress stocks that have behaved badly because people would be taking the losses now, and it would tend to defer gains and reduce sellers currently that would be in stocks with very large appreciation.
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There is no doubt that the ground has shifted since complaints about Mr. Weinstein touched off the global #MeToo movement, but Mr. Vance's office will face a long legal battle against a wealthy defendant and one of the city's best defense lawyers, who will spare no effort to portray Mr. Weinstein as someone who behaved badly but did not break the law by having consensual sex with women seeking to further their careers.
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When the race finally got underway Towns won and it was a popular win as it was felt that Felton had behaved badly.
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Bazil Ashmawy is an actor and co-presenter of the RTÉ Two programme, How Low Can You Go? and is described as having "behaved badly" in several international cities."Na Bainisteoirí/ The Managers". RTÉ. Accessed 29 April 2009.
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Eugene eventually kisses Drew, revealing his crush on him. When Drew finally gets the chance to speak with Kate, he tells Oswald that he does not feel that he is ready to be in a serious relationship with her because he has behaved badly.
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Ernesto Muŝko (pron. Mushko) behaved badly and spent his wealth. A means of salvation suddenly appears: to marry Halino Borki, the sole daughter of a rich neighbor who through boredom and a yearning for love at first accepts his proposal. Mateo Ardo, an orphan, has been educated with Zonjo, and they get engaged.
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While in Rio, Captain Woodriff of Calcutta sent five marines under Lieutenant Sladden to help maintain order on Ocean for the rest of the voyage. According to Reverend Robert Knopwood's journals, ‘Mr. Hartley, a settler had behaved badly’ – and it seemed there was little love lost between some of the free settlers and Captain Mertho.
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Upon his return Todd is played as a manipulative liar. Langley told Mark James Lowe from All About Soap that Todd had a job and a boyfriend in London but soon lost everything. Todd behaved badly and "burnt his bridges" with those he knew. When Todd arrives back he is untruthful with his family.
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Narrated by Tom McCamus, each episode features a new historical leader who "behaved badly." The person's life story is explored through cartoon sequences and historian interviews. The historical figure is then placed on an "Ancients Behaving Badly Psychograph." The y-axis rates them from "goal driven killer" to "psychopathic murderer", while the x-axis measures individual pathologies.
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While his uncle (Mohan Natarajan), Duraipandi's father, was a womaniser and was hated by the villagers, his uncle was jealous of Sandanapandian. One day, he behaved badly with school girls so Sandanapandian forced him to beg forgiveness to the girl at the village court. After this humiliation, Duraipandi's father committed suicide. Duraipandi killed all the men of Sandanapandian's family including Sandanapandian.
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However, Jessica and Adam were not pleased to see Sean return to work at Holby City Hospital but accepted it. Sean tries making peace, realising he has behaved badly. Adam agrees to a fresh start but Jessica isn't as forgiving. Sean, however, has not given up hope of winning her back but is shocked by how much watching her with Adam and the children hurts.
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A university conferred MLA Govindaraj an honorary doctorate, at the grand function, he behaved badly towards the district collector and she slapped in front of the public. The next day, Govindaraj's henchman threw acid on the district collector's face. Meena, who was with her and witnessed the attack, ran away from the killer. Since that day, Meena is sequestered by Govindaraj and his friend Subramani (Mohan Natarajan).
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She is surprised when he opens the door and she is face to face with his crotch. However, she notices that he is thin and behind on his chores and asks if he is alright. Paul insists that he is fine. Later, Susan tells Mike that Paul seems run down but Mike admits that he doesn't care, pointing out that Paul has behaved badly towards them in the past.
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The toque may last for several hours, although can be shorter than this. The goal of the rhythms and songs is to summon the oricha to earth; it is the collective energy built up by the group that is believed to be necessary in achieving this. In turn, the oricha are believed capable of soothing the grieving, healing the sick, blessing the deserving, and rebuking those who have behaved badly.
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Also, Thomas becomes irate and smashes Charlie's Super NES console, leading to a fight between the brothers. After a physical altercation between the two brothers, Maggie exhibits sympathy for both of her sons. In spite of his mother's commiseration, Thomas still feels as if he behaved badly. In the morning, Thomas joins Charlie in his morning activity: sitting in the backyard while banging a wooden spoon on the ground.
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Michael Sellers was Peter Sellers' son from his first marriage to actress Anne Howe. His close friend at prep school (Hall School, Hampstead) was actor Donald Sinden's son Marc Sinden. When Michael was seven his parents divorced and in an interview Marc Sinden said that Peter Sellers always behaved badly towards Michael. He also recalled seeing some of the letters Michael received from his father and concluded that he was a "really, really nasty man".
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Han Dang's title and military command were passed on to his son, Han Zong (). In 227, when Sun Quan was attacking Shiyang (), he did not bring Han Zong along because he feared that Han would cause trouble. Han Zong was stationed at Wuchang (武昌; present-day Ezhou, Hubei) then, and he behaved badly and abused his authority. Sun Quan did not pursue the matter in consideration of the meritorious service of Han Zong's late father.
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It doesn't attract a lot of people, making it necessary for the brothels to recruit from many countries to replace women leaving the city. According to Kinan, women who behaved badly passed to other businesses where working conditions were worse. The owner of Sheik testified during the trial that he had had problems with Kinan and another woman and had intended to fire them. However, he never did, which suggests that he would have had trouble replacing them.
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A cow resting on a street in Vrindavan, India, free to wander around. Both Hindu and Buddhist societies saw widespread vegetarianism from the 3rd century BCE, in line with ahimsa, the doctrine of non-violence. Ryder writes that animals were thought to possess the same feelings as human beings, and several kings of ancient India built hospitals for sick animals. Human souls could be reborn as animals if they had behaved badly, with all souls regarded as part of the Supreme Being.
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Children who behaved badly may expect to find a twig or a piece of coal under their pillows. In the Netherlands, Dutch children put out a clog filled with hay and a carrot for Saint Nicholas' horse. On Saint Nicholas Day, gifts are tagged with personal humorous rhymes written by the sender. In the United States, one custom associated with Saint Nicholas Day is children leaving their shoes in the foyer on Saint Nicholas Eve in hope that Saint Nicholas will place some coins on the soles.
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According to this tradition, the children who have behaved badly during the previous year receive coal rather than candy, though (as in the case of Santa Claus) this is not a frequent occurrence. They might get coal candy, though. The great cavalcade of Madrid is broadcast live on TVE 1 (the central public Spanish channel) every year, whereas regional television channels broadcast their own parades. The cavalcade of Alcoi is the oldest in the world and is a major draw of international tourism for Spain.
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Young Olga once thought that a hat maker who came to the palace had given her a new hat as a present. Olga was once frightened when she witnessed a policeman arresting someone on the street. She thought the policeman would come to arrest her because she had behaved badly for Miss Eagar. When reading a history lesson, she remarked that she was glad she lived in current times, when people were good and not as evil as they had been in the past.
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At a secret meeting, he convinced Kekkonen that the Soviet policy towards Finland hadn't changed and Finland had a right to solve its internal policy alone. After the visit Belyakov started to create contacts outside the Finnish Communist Party, especially with the centre-right National Coalition Party and industrialists and bankers. Belyakov's countdown to leaving Finland started at President Kekkonen's dinner party in Kekkonen's official Tamminiemi residence where he was very drunk and behaved badly. Vladimirov sent a telegram to the Kremlin on the following day, and suggested that Belyakov be sent back to Moscow.
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I didn't know anything about the incident - I hadn't been > anywhere near the early years area during the practice assembly, which is > when the parent said something had happened. It appeared that the child had > behaved badly and lashed out at other pupils and staff. A nursery nurse had > held her on her knee throughout the rehearsal to keep her under control. "I > think this mother was annoyed that someone had seen fit to discipline her > daughter and she was determined to make trouble for the school", according > to Dame Mary.
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18Leningrad Military District MapThe 138th Guards Motor Rifle Brigade at Kamenka was deployed for operations during the Second Chechen War, in which, along with other Russian Ground Forces units, its personnel was reported to have behaved badly at times.Some Provisional Notes On Current Russian Operations In Dagestan & Chechnya A 22-year-old woman in Ingushetia was shot by drunken soldiers from the brigade scavenging for alcohol. The deployment of a tank battalion of the brigade was apparently halted when it was discovered that soldiers had been selling the explosive from their tanks' reactive armour.
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"Keep A-Knockin' (But You Can't Come In)" is a popular song that has been recorded by a variety of musicians over the years. The lyrics concern a lover at the door who will not be admitted; some versions because someone else is already there, but in most others because the knocking lover has behaved badly. Early versions are sometimes credited to Perry Bradford and J. Mayo Williams. Variations were recorded by James "Boodle It" Wiggins in 1928, Lil Johnson in 1935, Milton Brown in 1936 and Louis Jordan in 1939.
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Quentin Skinner writes: "There is no doubt that at the personal level Wallis behaved badly (as was widely conceded at the time)."Quentin Skinner, Visions of Politics (2002), p. 328. Part of the significance of the controversy is that Hobbes felt that, in the later stages, the Royal Society was in some way complicit in the attacks from Wallis, despite the fact that he had many friends as Fellows in it. This attitude presented one of the obstacles to Hobbes himself becoming a member, though not the only one.
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However, Turkish failure to pursue the victory enraged Charles and from that moment his relations with the Ottoman administration soured. During the same period, the behavior of his troops worsened and turned disastrous. Lack of discipline and contempt for the locals soon created an unbearable situation in Moldavia. The Swedish soldiers behaved badly, destroying, stealing, raping, and killing. Meanwhile, back in the north, Sweden was invaded by its enemies; Charles returned home in 1714, too late to restore his lost empire and impoverished homeland; he died in 1718.
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By his wife Katherine, of unknown family, he had children including Samuel Izacke (born 1663), who also became Chamberlain of Exeter and an antiquarian. Izacke's father died in 1681 or 1682 and according to his will, Richard had behaved badly towards him by "his disobedience in his marriage". Despite this he bequeathed him a house in Holy Trinity parish, Exeter and leasehold property in Tipton, Ottery St. Mary, on the condition that he behaved well towards his stepmother, brothers, and sisters in the future. Izacke was buried in Ottery St Mary parish church on 18 March 1698.
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Mary had a boy called Alex (Master Nadim Khan). Alex forced his mother Mary to live with Babu who had not changed at all. Babu's behaviors became worse : he behaved badly with the school teacher Poornitha (Raksha) in public, he spent time with a prostitute (Shakeela), he even tried to seduce Lakshmi (Kavitha) who resurfaced to see her daughter Mary, he drank a lot of alcohols in a bar owned by (Alex) and worst that he molested his wife and beat up his son. One night, Father James was informed of Babu's death and they all proceed to his funeral the same evening.
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Since what Fletcher Christian has to say is so much less interesting than what Hamlet has to say, Mr. Brando's tortured scowlings seem thoroughly out of place. Indeed, we tend to sympathize with the wicked Captain Bligh, well played by Trevor Howard. No wonder he behaved badly, with that highborn young fop provoking him at every turn!" Richard L. Coe of The Washington Post called the film an "unquestionably handsome spectacular" that "teeters headlong into absurdity" in its third hour, summarizing: "It would seem that the mutiny occurred only because the hero blew his top and is egotistically disturbed because he did so.
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On August 11, 2020, China imposed sanctions without specification on eleven US individuals, namely Senators Marco Rubio, Ted Cruz, Josh Hawley, Tom Cotton and Pat Toomey, Representative Chris Smith, Carl Gershman (president of the National Endowment for Democracy), Derek Mitchell (president of the National Democratic Institute), Daniel Twining (president of the International Republican Institute), Kenneth Roth (executive director of the Human Rights Watch) and Michael Abramowitz (president of Freedom House). The spokesman of the foreign ministry said the sanctioned "behaved badly" on Hong Kong-related issues. Rubio, Cruz and Smith had been put on a travel ban by China.
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Mikulás in Hungary. In Hungary, Mikulás often comes with an assistant: a "Krampusz" or locally called "Čert", a Devil, who comes to scare and punish bad behaving children. Although even those, who behaved badly just get a warning in form of raw potato or charcoal instead of candy, which good behaving child gets from the other assistant - Angel - in the Czech Republic, Slovenia and Slovakia, Mikuláš has another assistant, a good Angel, who gives out presents to good children. While in the Netherlands and Belgium, he is often joined by a black-faced man called Zwarte Piet.
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Buford does not offer a conclusive explanation for why he thinks that this violence occurs. However, he does write, > I was surprised by what I found; moreover, because I came away with a > knowledge that I had not possessed before, I was also grateful, and > surprised by that as well. I had not expected the violence to be so > pleasurable....This is, if you like, the answer to the hundred-dollar > question: why do young males riot every Saturday? They do it for the same > reason that another generation drank too much, or smoked dope, or took > hallucinogenic drugs, or behaved badly or rebelliously.
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In the autumn of 1578 he went to England, returning to Ireland in May 1579, with the higher title of president of Connaught. After the failure of Essex's colonisation project, his grant of MacCartan's country had been, by Sidney's advice, revoked; but he, on 12 April 1579, received a grant of the manor and lordship of Roscommon, together with an annual rent of 200l. out of the composition paid by the O'Farrells, and certain lands in Longford. During his absence in England his officers and soldiers behaved badly, but Connacht remained tranquil; on the outbreak of James Fitzmaurice's rebellion in July, Malby, with six hundred troops, marched to Limerick to co-operate with the lord justice, Sir William Drury.
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The phrase may first be used in 1937, when Thomas Woodrooffe was described by the BBC as being in a "tired and emotional state". According to legend, Brown appeared on the BBC following the assassination of John F. Kennedy in 1963, and a BBC presenter subsequently described him as "tired and emotional". In reality, Brown appeared on ITV, and although he was criticised for his apparent intoxication, no evidence of the phrase being broadcast has been found. It is also said to have its origin in a statement to the press by Brown's agent, Edward Eldred, who made excuses for him after he had behaved badly in public by saying that he was "tired and emotional".
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The trials were sensational and the talk of London. Although the countess initially won public sympathy, Bowes eventually turned many against her – partly because of the libels he succeeded in putting about (buying shares in a newspaper for the purpose and publishing the 'Confessions' he had earlier forced her to write) – and partly because the general apprehension was that she had behaved badly in attempting to prevent her husband's access to her fortune. There had also been an affair between her and the brother of one of the lawyers, which became public knowledge, and, Stoney Bowes alleged, an affair with her footman, George Walker. Mary finally obtained her divorce at the High Court of Delegates on 2 March 1789 which revealed how Bowes had systematically deprived the countess of her liberty and abused her.
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The Los Angeles Times reported that some of Kinkade's former colleagues, employees, and even collectors of his work said that he had a long history of cursing and heckling other artists and performers. The Times further reported that he openly fondled a woman's breasts at a South Bend, Indiana, sales event, and mentioned his proclivity for ritual territory marking through urination, once relieving himself on a Winnie the Pooh figure at the Disneyland Hotel in Anaheim while saying, "This one's for you, Walt." In a letter to licensed gallery owners acknowledging he may have behaved badly during a stressful time when he overindulged in food and drink, Kinkade said accounts of the alcohol-related incidents included "exaggerated, and in some cases outright fabricated personal accusations." The letter did not address any incident specifically.
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In late August, between his engagement and his marriage, Churchill spent a holiday with the Asquith family at New Slains Castle on the Scottish coast, and later admitted that he had "behaved badly" to Violet, as they were "almost engaged". Some days after his departure Violet went missing one evening, and she was discovered after a dangerous search by local people lasting several hours. Journalists were told that she had slipped and fallen onto a ledge, hitting her head, but in fact she had been found lying uninjured near the coastal path. Michael Shelden suggests that Churchill's holiday with Violet may have been the reason for Clementine's last-minute threat to call off their wedding, and that Violet's subsequent adventure on the cliffs may have been "an unhappy young woman's cry for attention".
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The Australian Immigration Minister, Amanda Vanstone, under Section 501 of the Migration Act, cancelled his visa in 2004 on the grounds of his bad character, had him imprisoned and sought to deport him to Sweden. However, she was stopped in 2005 by the Federal Court, whose majority judgement (by 2 out of 3) read: "[Mr Nystrom] has indeed behaved badly, but no worse than many of his age who have also lived as members of the Australian community all their lives but who happen to be citizens. The difference is the barest of technicalities" ... "Apart from the dire punishment of the individual involved, it presumes that Australia can export its problems elsewhere". As an aside to the main point, some controversy was raised by the Federal Court of Australia judges saying "... but no worse than many of his age".
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During his time on the show, Nick has embarked on multiple feuds with Phil Mitchell (Steve McFadden), Billy Mitchell (Perry Fenwick), Michelle Fowler (Susan Tully), Mark Fowler (David Scarboro/Todd Carty), Lisa Fowler (Lucy Benjamin), Tony Carpenter (Oscar James), Ali Osman (Nedjet Salih), Pete Beale (Peter Dean), Kathy Beale (Gillian Taylforth), Clyde Tavernier (Steven Woodcock), Nigel Bates (Paul Bradley), Den Watts (Leslie Grantham), Eddie Skinner (Richard Vanstone), Charlie Cotton (his late father) (Christopher Hancock) and Ronnie Mitchell (Samantha Womack). Nick is used as an 'out and out villain'. It was suggested by Executive Producer Dominic Treadwell-Collins that unlike other soap characters who behaved badly and required a more nuanced characterisation and redemption, it was possible to use Nick as a complete "bad guy". A television critic for The Guardian suggested that, for this reason, the character's dastardly motives were rarely questioned by viewers, as his primary function is that of "an agent of chaos".
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In 1994-1995 a force from the 129th Guards Motor Rifle Regiment with 45 T-80 tanks was deployed to Groznyy. The brigade was deployed for operations during the Second Chechen War, in which, along with other Russian Ground Forces units, its personnel was reported to have behaved badly at times.Some Provisional Notes On Current Russian Operations In Dagestan & Chechnya A 22-year-old woman in Ingushetia was shot by drunken soldiers from the brigade scavenging for alcohol. The deployment of a tank battalion of the brigade was apparently halted when it was discovered that soldiers had been selling the explosive from their tanks' reactive armour. In March 2010 Leningrad Military District commander General Lieutenant Nikolai Bogdanovskiy said, regarding problems with the command and violence in the 138th at Kamenka:State of the 'New Profile' in one district, March 17, 2010 “. . . we haven’t managed to complete fully tasks connected with discipline–in particular, in the 138th Kamenka Brigade the commander, chief of staff, and assistants for armaments and socialization work were dismissed because of events there.
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Olien/Hinton, pp. 99-100 Unfortunately for most of the speculators, investors, and outside independent oil companies, most of the newly drilled wells behaved badly; they produced oil nicely for a short time, and then production fell off sharply, with wells often failing to break even. In 1950, the cost of drilling and putting down of steel casing required a well to produce just to break even in the face of the low federally mandated price of $2.58/barrel. Local companies that had been skeptical of the Spraberry since the beginning of the boom did not suffer the losses of the outsiders who had come in expecting to profit in the huge oil play. Even the professional geologists could not agree on what was wrong: in October, 1951, a convention in Midland of hundreds of engineers and petroleum geologists reached no consensus on the issues with the field, although the peculiar and irregularly fractured nature of the oil-bearing rocks seemed to be a large part of the problem. In May 1952, there were more than 1,630 Spraberry wells in the Midland basin, most recently drilled, but local enthusiasm had ended.
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