It's the creative aspects that are iffier with this one.
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He made the blue wave look iffier and Trump 2020 stronger.
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Her bid for re-election next year, already iffy, just got iffier.
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Risky rats gambled on the iffier lever more than half the time.
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It's an even iffier time for China, but be careful what you wish for.
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Sure, we could nitpick about the time travel, or side-eye some of its iffier creative choices.
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Tesla is a bit iffier, but it, too, has money in the bank after a recent $2 billion capital raise.
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Murdoch has always been more interested in news and sports — which are relatively sure bets in the media industry, especially if you can stir some controversy — than in the iffier world of entertainment.
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The evidence supporting similar benefits from so-called brain training has been much iffier, however, with most people performing better only on the specific types of games or tasks practiced in the program.
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Some outlets reported him offering the breezy sentiment, "I think it's the right moment for a black James Bond," while others said he used much iffier and far more cynical phrasing: After Barack Obama's victory I think we might have reached the moment for a colored 007.
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Famously, ancient Mediterraneans swore by silphium, a plant that grew wild near the North African city of Cyrene, for centuries as an oral contraceptive, overusing it to extinction by the first century C.E. Related plants are still used in folk contraception in the Middle East and Central Asia and seem to have some contraceptive effect on rats in lab studies, although their efficacy in humans is much iffier.
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He says his goal was never to purge the area of its iffier aspects, much less drive up real estate or yuppify the scene.
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Kate Blackhurst from The Lumière Reader said "I can see why it won several international film awards, and its excellence lies in the fact that it is almost impossible to explain." Varietys Eddie Cockrell "Andre Klotzel revisits distinctive brand of local telenovela melodrama he knows best, with spoofy results that will put pic in demand at fests. Theatrical may be a bit iffier, although vid and tube life will be spry." Writing for The New York Times, Elvis Mitchell stated it has a "hilarious poise", adding that the film "is playful and formal".
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