CT: Are landlords in Hong Kong easy to deal with?
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And generally speaking, Rob doesn't seem very easy to deal with.
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Our last experience, Floyd was actually pretty easy to deal with.
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Disclosure: My hair is unusually compliant and rather easy to deal with.
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"Generally speaking, our customers were easy to deal with," the employee added.
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"We're not easy to deal with obviously," said U.S. coach Geno Auriemma.
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And my question is, do you find President Trump easy to deal with?
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Aluminium cans are easy to deal with because they are all the same.
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The situations are compact, easy to deal with in 25 minutes or less.
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Brands enjoy working with nanoinfluencers partly because they are easy to deal with.
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Brands enjoy working with them partly because they are easy to deal with.
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It's not easy to deal with this kind of pain after all my injuries.
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It has its days when it's easy to deal with and others when it's not.
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She admits, however, that initially, the deluge of hateful rhetoric wasn't easy to deal with.
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At one time, our society found it easy to deal with the difference in sexes.
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The off-price chains may drive a hard bargain but are otherwise easy to deal with.
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Paddock was easy to deal with, and he always paid his debt promptly, the host said.
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Paddock was easy to deal with and he always paid his debt promptly, the host said.
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They often braise or steam the fish; chopsticks make it easy to deal with small bones.
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Simply put, the best email etiquette means making your email as easy to deal with as possible.
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It's not easy to deal with shame, hurt feelings, or fear during these kinds of cultural clashes.
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It's easy to deal with online criticism or abuse when you don't respect the people dishing it out.
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Law enforcement sources say Joaquin was cordial and easy to deal with, and ultimately he was NOT ticketed.
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He also had advice for Trump, who he said is not going to be easy to deal with.
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The D.U.P., which has a history of ties to gunrunning and paramilitarism, has never been easy to deal with.
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Situations that match up well against atomic rules of action are easy to deal with for both machines and people.
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I've heard some critics argue that North's pretty ringlets should be relatively easy to deal with compared to other textures.
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It isn't easy to deal with a rotating cast of strangers, each one potentially dragging their baggage into the transaction.
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But I have the luxury to behave in this cavalier way because my hair is super easy to deal with.
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Still, he expressed relief that the animal at the biblical heart of it all was relatively easy to deal with.
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"I think it's easy to deal with Oscar the Grouch because he's so cute," he said in a phone interview.
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"The US side have been exceptionally straightforward and easy to deal with on the planning for the trip," the official said.
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" He went on, "But there is also a lot of pressure and it's not always that easy to deal with everything.
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Referring to Duterte, the newspaper said that long term, it "will not necessarily be easy to deal with the Philippines under his rule".
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When people don't get the concept of a rum and Coke and think it's rum and cocaine, they aren't very easy to deal with.
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I even had a few anxiety attacks, but I found these were relatively easy to deal with because of the professional help I was receiving.
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The term might sound scary, especially to people who are about to go on a honeymoon, but UTIs are pretty common and easy to deal with.
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Perhaps that's a metaphor or some kind of projected wish that life's complications or difficulties could be as easy to deal with as washing my face.
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"It was not so easy to deal with all the pressure and all the pressure of myself, to be honest," Kerber, 21981, said in a telephone interview.
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A growth rate like that would make it easy to deal with the cost of things like Social Security and Medicare and the rising price of health care.
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Nobody was perfect, and goodness knows, the children at St. Joseph's weren't easy to deal with, yet the nuns had given everything they had and asked for nothing in return.
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This type of scenario is so common, especially as we age and our relationships with our parents evolve, but that doesn't mean that it's fair or easy to deal with.
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Don't forget, though, that you'll still tote your own stuff — plus any souvenirs you might have picked up during the day — so bring a bag that's easy to deal with while you ride.
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"Target-date funds are very easy to deal with for automatic enrollment for the employer, helping them serve their fiduciary role," said James Gambaccini, certified financial planner and managing partner of Acorn Financial Services.
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"Like most employers I'd say he'd prefer not to deal with us but he's not ideologically opposed to making deals with trade unions ... That's not to say that he's easy to deal with," he said.
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I don't miss the work of it, and I don't miss the stress of getting notes that—first of all, before I get into it, let me say: We were not easy to deal with as a show.
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And that is, when you have your life broken in half and realize that you're going to be able to piece your life back together and overcome that, everything else in life is pretty easy to deal with.
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Wing-backs Kieran Trippier and Ashley Young had freedom but as the game wore on and England's approach became increasingly easy to deal with for the African side, the sight of three center-halves against a lone Tunisian attacker looked incongruous.
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"She's allergic to cashews and pistachios, and that's sounds like it's easy to deal with, but it shows up surprisingly in fruits and you don't know it, so we've always been told by every doctor to have an EpiPen with us at all times," Klobuchar explains.
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You will become obsessed with all the ways a person can go because while it might be easy to deal with the fact that you will one day die, it's not at all easy—totally unacceptable—to deal with the fact that one day your child will die.
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"Where the victims were, that is relatively easy to deal with, in that what happened there was a tragedy, with independent acts of heroism and solidarity," said James Hawdon, a professor of sociology and the director of the Center for Peace Studies and Violence Prevention at Virginia Tech.
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It's allowed me to realize that my issues are just that—issues—and no, they're not easy to deal with, but it's totally possible to be able to live my life and navigate through this at times terrifying world without having to go hide in a cave for the rest of my life.
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While all this may make bread sound like a temperamental pet and less like a delicious (and easy to deal with) kitchen staple, the main things to remember are still relatively simple: buy fresh when possible, look for a crust, store in paper in a cool, dry place, and freeze (not refrigerate) when necessary.
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The company has achieved dominance in the fitness tracker segment and basically created this market for boomers because such top-selling trackers as the Flex and HR do three things: Address a growing area of interest for the segment (health and light fitness, not super geeky or competitive, which is the target market for companies like Garmin); are easy to install and configure, with a limited but vital set of functions; and come from a company that's easy to deal with (lots of help resources, good customer service).
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Very good powers of leadership - > exerts an excellent influence - is tactful & easy to deal with. Cheerful, > energetic & frank personality. Physically fit - plays & is interested in all > games. He has been a Rugger player of a high order & understands the game.
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A large pull for these adopters of Bürolandschaft was its affordability. Since no permanent partitions or walls needed to be constructed, the adaptable partitions made it very easy to deal with changes, whether it be upsizing or downsizing of employees.
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Bravo James did his primary studies at the "Colegio Nacional Pichincha" in Potosí. He continued his studies at the American Institute of La Paz where he graduated from high school. Fernando had many qualities: he was easy to deal with and pleasant in his conversation. He had a melodious voice and enjoyed singing with his three daughters.
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The last two Doctor Who serials featured Tom Baker in the title role. She told Doctor Who Magazine: "Tom Baker was easy to deal with at first, but the part went to his head completely. By the time I did Horror of Fang Rock, he was desperately difficult to work with". Her other work included Out of the Unknown (1965), Pere Goriot (1968), The Moonstone (1972) and The Omega Factor (1980).
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I knew because my very lovely auntie Gwen would > tell the story of how she got talking to a blonde girl, Frances, who had > moved into a flat in the same house in London. She was 19. She was in a bit > of a state because she was pregnant. Her parents didn’t know and she’d run > away from home. It was 1959, so this wasn’t easy to deal with.
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Earth's topographic surface is apparent with its variety of land forms and water areas. This topographic surface is generally the concern of topographers, hydrographers, and geophysicists. While it is the surface on which Earth measurements are made, mathematically modeling it while taking the irregularities into account would be extremely complicated. The Pythagorean concept of a spherical Earth offers a simple surface that is easy to deal with mathematically.
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He was tracked down by ex-hacker Chris Davis who was insulted by Gray's "arrogance". It took Davis under a day to find Gray's information, which he then forwarded to the FBI. "The FBI was actually quite easy to deal with, although technically, they didn't really understand what it was I was explaining to them. The local police were also very polite, but they didn't understand it," said Davis.
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He being a wizard, this is relatively easy to deal with; the other faculty members simply have to keep him from flying higher than the walls. Hex temporarily inherited the Bursar's condition after having a "conversation" with him, until Archchancellor Ridcully remedied the matter by convincing the ant-run thinking engine it had just been administered "LOTS OF DRYD FRORG P¼LLS". The Bursar's insanity has become a byword in Ankh-Morpork; "to go Bursar" is "to go crazy".
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We say that two parameters θi and θj are orthogonal if the element of the ith row and jth column of the Fisher information matrix is zero. Orthogonal parameters are easy to deal with in the sense that their maximum likelihood estimates are independent and can be calculated separately. When dealing with research problems, it is very common for the researcher to invest some time searching for an orthogonal parametrization of the densities involved in the problem.
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The title track received large amounts of radio play and the album received Emma prize in the choice of critics category. Klemetti did not find it easy to deal with the sudden burst of attention and resulting burnout made her to consider stopping her career. While the band's name was dropped afterwards, they released a straightforward rock album Päivä päivältä vähemmän ("Less day by day") on the same year. It included a song Danny & Kirka (referring to singers Danny and Kirka) with lyrics being about the fan phenomenon around schlager singers.
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In the West too Fateh came to be held in the highest regard, a rare joint U.S.A./U.K. intelligence assessment remarking in 1977 that he was: “very able, highly intelligent, moderate, easy to deal with, and well informed”. At the launch of his university's South Asia Centre in 2015, the President and Director of the London School of Economics Professor Craig Calhoun included Fateh in a list of a dozen public figures of the 20th century who he felt represented "the greatest fruits" of the "close mutual relations between South Asia and the LSE".
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Kelly was the only writer and producer credited on the album because the record label didn't want multiple people to share publishing rights. According to Jeff Sledge "Clive was a publishing guru, so he and Barry weren’t trying to cut a lot of people in on the album to share the publishing. They said we’re going to do this with one guy and the publishing will be easy to deal with because it’s one person". Once the issue over publishing was fixed both Aaliyah and Kelly began recording the album in 1993 when she was 14 and according to Aaliyah it took about eight to nine months to record the album.
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Walker also argued that unrestricted immigration was the major reason behind nineteenth-century Native American fertility decline, but while the argument was politically popular and became widely accepted in mobilizing restrictions on immigration, it rested upon a surprisingly facile statistical analysis that was later refuted. Writing on immigrants from southern Italy, Hungary, Austria, and Russia in The Atlantic, Walker claimed, > The entrance into our political, social, and industrial life of such vast > masses of peasantry, degraded below our utmost conceptions, is a matter > which no intelligent patriot can look upon without the gravest apprehension > and alarm. These people have no history behind them which is of a nature to > give encouragement. They have none of the inherited instincts and tendencies > which made it comparatively easy to deal with the immigration of the olden > time.
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Originally, Willis turned down the first two Godfather films, until Coppola told him they wouldn't look the same without him. His work turned out to be groundbreaking in its use of low-light photography and underexposed film, as well as in his control of lighting and exposure to create the sepia tones that denoted period scenes in The Godfather Part II. His contributions carefully strengthened the themes of the story, as when shooting Marlon Brando with his eyes hooded in shadow, a piece of lighting design that followed from the fact that Brando's make-up had to be lit from above. Willis said that it was the color that stitched the Godfather films together. The visual structure of the films was, he said, his, but he gave Coppola credit for hiring him, saying: "I'm not that easy to deal with".
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The film starts with a flashback of protagonist Andrea's childhood, narrated by adult Andrea musing about his dislike for two particular proverbs. According to the first, there is always a first time, but for Andrea the last times are even more important—such as the last time he saw his father, who left the family in the middle of the night many years ago. According to the other proverb, there are seven women for every man in the world—Andrea has them all at home, and none of them is easy to deal with: his grandmother Matilde, once a professor of astrophysics, is now suffering from dementia and depends her live-in caregiver Bogdana. His mother Vittoria, administrator of 11 condominiums, is the undisputed master of the house and nicknamed Sergeant Hartman (after the Full Metal Jacket character) for her rigorous ways.
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