OTHER RESPECTS, NOT SO GREAT – IN THE TARIFFS STUFF.
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"Goin not so great by how you sound," I said.
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Some of that's great, some of that's not so great.
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Not so great with the driver, but not in trouble.
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If it's not so great now, which country is greater?
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When you're both doing the same job, it's not so great.
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He's great at playing internal conflict, not so great at external.
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It's not so great to sit at a table by yourself.
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Is excess sweat, oil production, and smelling not so great natural?
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Or I should say, a hundred plus not so great games.
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But you know what's not so great about the two-wheelers?
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Not so great with that chilled Italian white, but who's watching?
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It's becoming like that in television, which is not so great.
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But the opportunity to be a headmaster is not so great.
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Some of the female stereotypes that he relies on, not so great.
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Not so great, if you ask the New York City restaurant owner.
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I'll go into their Instagram and be like 'you're not so great!
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One not-so-great thing about Bieber wanting to get hitched ASAP?
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However, it's not so great for her makeup artist, Erika La' Pearl.
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Great for Zuck, Larry or Tim, but not so great for us.
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It also buried the White House's first not-so-great jobs report.
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Not-so-great news: That's all we've got in terms of information.
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A really not-so-great movie that was playing on an airplane.
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The circumstances behind why we were there are not so great though.
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Not so great for people typing more than 2000,000 words a day.
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But we're not so great at asking: Why do they feel low?
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Let's start with the not-so-great news: This blender is $500.
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From all this to "designer babies" is not so great a leap.
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People had always known there were great and not-so-great teachers.
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That's not so great, and smacks slightly of Twitter's early post-I.
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The only not-so-great thing about it is the price tag.
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Maybe the best book of decades ago seems not so great today.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Wondering why our kids are not so great with money?
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Rosamund Pike thinks she's not so great when it comes to her outfits.
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THAT'S WHAT SEPARATES A GREAT COMPANY FROM A COMPANY THAT'S NOT SO GREAT.
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I'm not so great at that, so I'm happy to have her around.
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But if you have to live by wind turbines, it's not so great.
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To give the great feedback and to give the not-so-great feedback.
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But if I look back at it now… Yeah, it's not so great.
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As it's a basic mechanism of learning and memory, that's not so great.
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Not so great were the hard and watery tomato chunks and unexciting cheese.
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That is great for everyday users, but maybe not so great for romantics.
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Often the stakes are low and so the cost is not so great.
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I used to think it was not so great but it's great now.
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What's not so great is that the Labo games are only available on cartridges.
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Lovely in the summertime, but not so great during the snowy-slash-rainy springtime.
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I don't like to change much, and that's not so great for technology. Yeah.
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I eat iceberg lettuce and roasted potatoes, and some not-so-great creamed spinach.
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They may be great at acting, but they're not so great at wrapping presents.
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Now, for some not-so-great news: This is not a cheap sports bra.
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What's not so great about our furry friends, though, is how much they shed.
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And as nearly everyone knows, being Black in America is also not so great.
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All sugar, on top of the not-so-great start to the food day.
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Even if the food and drink are not so great, it will not matter.
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While this is a great thing for passengers, it's not so great for drivers.
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Here are Pitt's 14 best performances, ranked — and three that are not so great:
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It makes the stories around these great—or not-so-great—games even better.
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It's a small city, which is great sometimes and not so great other times.
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K., that was great, but can you just maybe do it not so great?
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Remember: When Thanos snaps in the Marvel universe, not-so-great things tend to happen.
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The Australian Olympic team seem to be having a not-so-great time in Rio.
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"They're not so great at following up if the groups rebrand," Squire said of Facebook.
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The not so great news: It's your only option until the PlayStation 5 comes out.
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But a lot of her behavior is very selfish and, you know, not so great.
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There was some great stuff on it and some stuff that was not so great.
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There have been a lot of not-so-great movies about hackers and cybersecurity lately.
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But it's not so great for the great outdoors, where a handle can be imperative.
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Vitamin E may be great for your skin, but not so great for your lungs.
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Reading is awesome; carrying around a heavy book everywhere you go is not so great.
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Juggling a hodgepodge of expensive, not-so-great business management apps is so last decade.
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For about $6,000, that's something a not-so-great team — the Brooklyn Nets — can deliver.
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What's not so great is Kaitlyn Dever being snubbed for her amazing performance in Booksmart.
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It's nice to hang out after starting off the day on a not-so-great note.
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So yeah, you could say I'm not so great with big pills meant to be swallowed.
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That's great in densely populated places like New York City, but not so great everywhere else.
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My Little Box is quite disappointing, though: lots of sample sizes and not-so-great goodies.
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Instead, I felt ambivalent — even not-so-great — about the actual fact of being a mom.
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Sheets are also not-so-great if you're looking to get in a major exfoliation session.
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So far, nearly every cluster has had a not-so-great reaction to our main sensates.
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It's great if you're working in a factory, it's not so great if you're making art.
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Great at providing general administration, not so great at bringing in tech skills for term tours.
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Traveling by plane can be a nightmare filled with delays, turbulence, and not-so-great seatmates.
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The new year kicked off some great and some not-so-great entertainment online and offline.
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Sure, sometimes they are not so great looking, but it's FINE because this is love, people!
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I worked for three hours and four minutes, making a not-so-great $15.58 per hour.
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The Mediterranean is an expanse ringed by multiple great powers alongside not-so-great seafaring states.
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The Central Issuing Facility loans plenty of great and not-so-great items to the troops.
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"It's like looking at a Palm Pilot and saying, 'This is not so great,' " he said.
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Even then you'd have to downsize to a (not so great) pyramid one-fifth the size.
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Despite the enormous outlay of tax money, it is, in almost every way, not so great.
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Pokémon Go tracks your location – and some are using this feature for some not-so-great purposes.
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Sasha Velour was pure magic, but Alexis Michelle's performance was not so great, to say the least.
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That's exciting for viewers and Oscar fans, not so great for Roma's editors Adam Gough and Cuarón.
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But, while honesty and openness are great for you, they're probably not so great for your friends.
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This is great for Netflix, but not so great for fans of Black films and other programming.
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This normalisation of sexting on Snapchat has led to a whole host of not-so-great consequences.
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It's not so great to make a practice of setting goals you know you're unlikely to achieve.
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It's great for U.S. lumber producers, not so great for U.S. homebuilders, who inevitably pay the price.
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During that time there have been some great character designs, and also some... not so great ones.
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But not so great a year for White Sox fans like Jonathon Mudge of Menomonee Falls, Wis.
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What's not so great is that the drying effect also hits your lips — and hits it hard.
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But we have some not-so-great news for everyone who's starting their wedding countdown right now.
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Trilobites Wind power can help the world fight climate change, but it's not so great for bats.
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Which is great if you're treating your dog; it's not so great if you're treating your grandmother.
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In the first half of 2018 Donald Trump has had a LOT of not so great moments online.
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By the time we got it, it was cold, quite a few hours old, and not so great.
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That's great for homeowners, but not so great for young buyers hoping to move into larger suburban homes.
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We can handle rain, but we are not so great with this amount of sun with no break.
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Not so great is the shutter lag that rears itself after every time you tap the shutter button.
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"It's not so great to rely on spousal benefits," said Rutledge, pointing to rising rates of gray divorce.
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Although the phrase carries a not-so-great connotation, it's impossible to ignore the fact that life happens.
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First, the not-so-great: Issa's spending habits, which were revealed in the episode's best and funniest scene.
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What's not so great is anything that has to do with a human-centered context, a cultural context.
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However, that&aposs not to say that I haven&apost experienced anything not so great from the facial.
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The other not-so-great thing I&aposve been experiencing is a little bit of dryness and peeling.
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Fine for those who yearn for the days of feature phones, not so great for the rest of us.
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Of course, there are going to be some investments that are great and some that are not so great.
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"I've met some great men, I've met a lot of not-so-great ones," Glanville told PEOPLE in 2014.
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Purchasing those interviews from other writers was fine for a book, but not so great for a radio show.
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What's not so great on the other hand, is overdoing it until fruits and vegetables become a distant memory.
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It would be hilarious if the consequences for federal employees and comity in the West were not so great.
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He was a regular guy, a not-so-great ballplayer with a terrific sense of humor that revolutionized sportscasting.
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Re: the fucking delicious part, though—that stuff you get in boxes in the supermarket is not so great.
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What does need reporting is the ways in which football is not so great, and that's what is happening.
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A new movie about the superstar ballet dancer has a familiar documentary problem: great story, not-so-great storytelling.
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In addition, 77 percent of Americans agree that our differences are not so great that we cannot come together.
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We print everything from not-so-great phone images to heavily processed images from a Sony full-frame camera.
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But until then, let's note some of the great— and not so great— portrayals of abortion on TV last year.
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In other words, you're stuck in Fitbit's walled garden—great if you like it, not-so-great if you don't.
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"We made the video to make people laugh and lighten the mood on a not-so-great situation," she said.
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The play itself has gotten good reviews, but Garfield's description of himself while playing the role is not so great.
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But Fred, who hopped into the role as Wang was suffering from a slump, proved a not-so-great fit.
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But Guardians of the Galaxy merits another title that's not so great: It's also the deadliest movie of all time.
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Hearing great music like Haim or not-so-great music like Ariana Grande was equally distracting, if for different reasons.
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Donald Trump wants to make America great again, but it seems he's not so great at managing his investment portfolio.
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We get it, she and her husband Kev (Steve Howey) are good at kink and not so great at parenting.
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"But I also think it's really important to address the not-so-great stuff so that people know it's normal."
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As for the not-so-great trips, Uber wants to make improvements beyond just letting drivers know someone was unhappy.
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Click ahead to check out the beauty looks Ophira says will enliven you during this not-so-great time period.
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I've always had a not-so-great relationship with exercise and food, but I reached a turning point last year.
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Speaking of muscling through a not-so-great work situation, what happens if your job is taking over your life?
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Not so great, according to more than a dozen public health experts who were asked to reflect on the response.
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The not-so-great Guinness is still alcohol, and consuming too much can impair judgment and contribute to weight gain.
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He thought this was sort of not so great for a car at this price point; I was more forgiving.
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The explosion of ride-hailing apps has been great for the startups' investors — but not so great for actual drivers.
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"Salt is not so great for your boots, as it can degrade and stain leather," said celebrity stylist Amber Alexandria.
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The outcome for the world was not so great but fans ate it up — the film grossed over $2 billion worldwide.
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Traditionally, in New York, the dividing line between a robust and not-so-great market is a 2 percent vacancy rate.
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And yet its eye-popping $18.4 billion in earnings for the most recent quarter was tinged with not-so-great news.
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While that may make for good TV, it's not so great when it comes to IRL interactions with your loved ones.
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But they're not so great at identifying the rare individuals who pose the highest risk of committing acts of extreme violence.
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For example, with anxiety, cognitive behavioral therapy has really good evidence behind it but access to it is not so great.
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YouTube's algorithm has been vilified for its not so great role in radicalizing youths by plunking them down extremist rabbit holes.
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If I learned anything, it's about the social climate we are in, that there are great and not so great things.
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But for the middle class and the working families of our country, the truth is the economy is not so great.
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Amazon's low prices may be good for consumers, but it is not so great for the companies that hire those consumers.
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It's a decent price point, but it's not so great as to give the Switch an immediate advantage over its competitors.
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It's clearly going to hurt him politically, notably because of the contrast between his big talk and not-so-great reality.
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However, when I thought of the clue "Smooth over" I thought that would compensate for the not so great "re" word.
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Panama's $5 billion canal expansion opened in June, which happened to be not-so-great timing for the small Central American country.
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Panama's $22017 billion canal expansion opened in June, which happened to be not-so-great timing for the small Central American country.
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But here's how I look at it: I'm already in an environment that sometimes makes me feel not-so-great about myself.
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That's where the problem originated: A computer glitch placed passengers who added the priority seating perk in not-so-great boarding groups.
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"When it is exceeded, the amount will probably be judged as not so great as to spark a crisis," says Mr Fitzpatrick.
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It is not so great for Troy Aikman, though, who openly despises Skip and is not happy that they are now coworkers.
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Great for consumers — not so great if your company isn't named Samsung or Apple, who reap most of the industry's financial rewards.
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The "common cuckoo," as the species is called, is capable of exhilarating odysseys, despite a reputation as a not-so-great flier.
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We've had great responses and not-so-great responses from people in the jazz community, but we don't really mind either way.
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But with passenger numbers rising – easyJet carried 8.6% more people in the year to September - it's not so great for the climate.
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More broadly, there seems to be a sense among some Trump advisers that the advice Bannon gives is often not so great.
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We'd been through an awful lot of stuff together, a lot of it not so great, a lot of it wonderful fun.
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The synergies between the ABB's electrification, industrial automation, drive technology and robotics divisions "are not so great," Voser said in the article.
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That works well for finding alternate copies of the same image, but it's not so great if you try to go deeper.
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Pricing wars have pushed down monthly cellphone bills, which has been good for consumers but not so great for mobile phone operators.
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The statement breaks down Trump's not-so-great history on LGBTQ policy issues and calls for activists to take action against the administration.
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It also features a comic-relief character named Jar Jar Binks whose dumb slapstick and ethnically offensive accent were not so great, frankly.
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The news is not so great for existing job platforms like LinkedIn, which charges recruiters to post and promote jobs on its platform.
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The results were not so great for Rapid27's clients, though their networks are better off now that these tests have been performed.
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In fact, the slightly different category of earnings — which includes salaries, wages and income from self employment — the news was not so great.
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It's great that Siri can summon up tunes on your new Apple TV, not so great when the tunes stop playing midway through.
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But I've had a few not-so-great situations where parents have asked me to their laundry, vacuum, or dust while they're out.
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If you don't get the first 90 days right, what looked like a great hire may turn into a not-so-great employee.
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When they arrived, they saw plenty of people admiring it and celebrating what it stood for — as well as something not so great.
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The not-so-great thing is that we don't all have Bernstein's budget to purchase the designer duds she looks so cute in.
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Uber's founder and former CEO Travis Kalanick was constantly in headlines for not-so great things like toxic workplace culture and sexual harassment.
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But I think I've surrounded myself with people who all day tell me how great they are and then they're not so great.
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As we've already seen, Daenerys is a great conquerer, but she's not so great at filling power vacuums and setting up functional cities.
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If you thought Meghan Markle's engagement to Prince Harry was the one bright spot of 2017, I have some...not so great news.
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Great for building your savings and reducing your tax bill ... not so great for actually accessing your money before age 59.5 years old.
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You have gone through some not so great public press in the past as a CEO of Epinions, and yet, here you are.
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There are some really great nutrition leaders, but unfortunately, there are also some not-so-great ones who aren't promoting a balanced lifestyle.
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It's not so great if the goal is to expose users to a wide range of views and experiences outside their core interests.
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When the WannaCry ransomware attack hit back in May, it was really good at causing chaos but not so great at generating ransom money.
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Although the outcome for the world was not so great in Infinity War, fans ate it up — the film grossed over $2 billion worldwide.
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Sleeves are great for air-conditioned venues, but not so great for the lull between ceremony and reception, especially when it's nearly 90 degrees.
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Sure, it's helpful to have skilled, communicative teammates, but being matched with not-so-great teammates doesn't send most people into a blind rage.
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It's good news for CO2 emissions (and anyone effected by transportation costs), but not so great for the grimier truck stops of the world.
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That improvement is not so great as to justify harvesting it from its native tulips, but Arveda's proteins mean you do not need to.
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And when she sees a not-so-great picture of herself online, she still has that human instinct to reach for the "untag" button.
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And also like Trump, he's not so great at paying taxes: He currently owes $3.9 million in unpaid taxes for properties in six counties.
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Perhaps, then, Allison's model should be expanded to include not only "great powers", but also "not-so-great powers, with great powers behind them".
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We got to see how "The Monterey Five" were doing post-crime/murder/coverup, and in case you were wondering, they're not so great!
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Often this results in some not-so-great short entries and I might not get as clean a puzzle as some solvers might like.
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The "booming" US economy often touted by certain politicians, and in some corners of the media, is clearly not-so great relative to history.
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And he played me 'Shake It Off,' and so it became like my anthem, like how to just overcome this not-so-great moment.
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We researched the beer's history and talked to brewing experts and break out the good, the not-so-great and the ingenuity of Guinness.
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You've probably already realized that your inbox is great for getting email, but not so great for organizing your to-dos for the day.
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He was spotted in Manhattan by an NBC News reporter, despite his not-so-great efforts at disguising himself with a beanie and sunglasses.
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Casey Affleck, Fred Armisen, Kyle Mooney and Anne Hathaway are featured in the great (and not so great) films from the 2017 Sundance Film Festival.
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Our not-so-great habits range from nail biting to eyebrow shaving — the list includes plenty of things we know we're not supposed to do.
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As someone who tried one of those not-so-great Swedish Fish cookies, I'm worried we'll be faced with the same artificial fruit punch flavoring.
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"That reinvigorated the campaign and took the attention away from, quite frankly, the not-so-great economic record," Bery told CNBC's "Squawk Box " on Thursday.
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They get along pretty well, but Raven encourages Déjà to do some not so great stuff, like stealing some beauty products from a convenience store.
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Honestly, that is probably going to be the end of the story for most people: an incredible device with a not-so-great typing experience.
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Lindsay Lohan has been back in the spotlight lately for some not-so-great reasons relating to her volatile relationship with former fiancé Egor Tarabasov.
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Among the not-so-great outcomes: After drying her hair on alternating warm and cool settings for 40 or so minutes, it smelled mighty cheesy.
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Things seemed to be going pretty well for the pair, until Nathan revealed that he received some not-so-great news from his own mother.
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That's usually a not-so-great sign for home robots—which had an awful 2018 as many buzzworthy robots like Jibo and Kuri shuttered operations.
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The not-so-great news: Although women CEOs earned big bucks last year, there are still very few of them running the world's largest companies.
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It a lot of work to forgive my past self and forgive her for making some not-so-great decisions in the name of survival.
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These under-the-table transactions can be great in the moment, but not so great when April 15 (or April 18, this year) rolls around.
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However, the decade also spurred box-office bombs and poorly rated flicks that have been long-forgotten or remembered in a not-so-great way.
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When witnessing her not-so-great attempt to mask her Bronx Latina accent, it all begs the question: Couldn't producers just make her character Latinx?
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Hulu&aposs hit show "The Handmaid&aposs Tale" is filled with a talented cast of actors who have been in some not-so-great films.
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Earlier this week, a Baltimore seafood restaurant went the not-so-great kind of viral, after photos of its dress code were posted on Twitter.
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Batman's other not-so-great idea is to try to distract the parademons in the movie's final fight, a plan that almost gets him killed.
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Looking at it now, the account should have always seemed kind of suspect: Older folks might like coffee, but they're not so great at latte art.
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That puts her in a 31 percent minority among registered voters, according to a poll that followed a surge in not-so-great publicity for ICE.
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It's really the height of the recession, things are not so great, and Stacy Abrams is the representative there who seems to be headed for leadership.
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Some of us are feeling older, some are in a not-so-great place, and some of us are straight-up jonesin' to fight some Nazis.
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The remake still has a wonky camera and not-so-great controls, making some of the colossi fights a true challenge in mastering an imperfect system.
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I've really enjoyed spending time with him for the past two months and our relationship was kind of going somewhere, although it's not so great now.
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"Large manufacturers are brilliant at building cars, but not so great at software so we see a big opportunity for working with them there," said Jopp.
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But I think it's a perfect honorable mention either way, for reasons I outlined in a piece about it's very good (and not-so-great) frustrations.
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That's potentially good news for the nation's undocumented working population, but not so great for folks who voted for a massive border wall and mass deportations.
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"We could see rapid changes in the storm's physical appearance and behavior, and maybe the red spot will end up being not so great after all."
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It's great to work when you want, but it's not so great when you don't get paid because you got the flu or hurt your back.
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Historically, great and not-so-great presidents have taken responsibility for military operations and setbacks, even when presidential responsibility was more attenuated than in this case.
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Shouldn't we give all young people a chance to grapple with the whole story, America right and wrong, America as ever great and not so great?
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So I get a lot of nasty emails from people who realize I'm about to write a story about them doing some not-so-great stuff.
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Making the famous chili is an art form, which Kevin has mastered, but unfortunately he's not so great at carrying a full pot into the office.
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But what's not so great for some recent or soon-to-be college graduates: most of the jobs are in fields born out of humanities majors.
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It's great if there's a coup de foudre and you turn the corner and you're in love, but the odds are not so great for that.
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Once I popped it out of the box, though, I quickly realized that sub-par manuals and not-so-great included recipes are par for the course.
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One things fans don't hand-wave away, though, and what makes appreciating him difficult, is how Taro's eccentric stories have been matched with not-so-great gameplay.
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The administration of President Donald Trump has made some not-so-great social media news yet again, though the president isn't at the center of this story.
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"Essentially, we have a user study where we asked people try to spot the difference — turns out we humans are not so great at it," he said.
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This is great from a usability standpoint, but it's not so great if you're looking for a set of wireless earbuds that can block out external noise.
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It also looked like Swansea keeper Łukasz Fabiański gave his man a push there for a second, which resulted in a not-so-great situation for everyone.
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Food's not so great, especially when it's old and has a smell to it; I would take leftover shampoo or soap any day over the food remnants.
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It's perhaps the single worst piece of health care legislation passed since Lyndon Johnson first instituted his not-so-great "Great Society" reforms a half-century ago.
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"The risk of a recession given where the economy in the U.S. is today is not so great," said Jerry Nickelsburg, director of the UCLA Anderson Forecast.
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Flo, Glow, Clue, and Ovia are all big-name women's health apps that have had some not-so-great press regarding what they do with sensitive data.
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The appellation was expanded greatly in the 1960s to include flat, fertile areas that were good for high yields but not so great for producing good wine.
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With mountains of not-so-great scary movies appearing alongside frightful masterpieces, how do you hunt down what you'll like without getting lost in the browsing fray?
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I would have conversations with my mom where she'd ask, "How's your dad?" and I'd say I talked to him the other week, but he's not so great.
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Oh well, here's this great business and we decided that after it went from great to not so great, and we tried our best and couldn't support it.
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But the process for doing so is generally injection molding, great for mass-producing lots of identical items but not so great when you need a custom job.
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Putting aside the standard strategic deliberations (Trump became the GOP's presumptive nominee the same month), the menu options as presented here are, to be kind, not so great.
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The problem is, when you shop the section of the wine store that trades in cheap wine, you can also wind up with some not-so-great bottles.
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That's fine and good for the displays themselves, but not so great for their sound systems; there's just no room in a wallpaper-thin TV for decent speakers.
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We did the work of sorting through the not-so-great stuff to bring you a list of 14 fun Grinch-themed decor picks to suit every need.
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But potential risks to health relative to other substances — including legal substances like alcohol, tobacco and prescription medications — are not so great as to warrant its continued prohibition.
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But "Nureyev," directed by the brother-and-sister team of Jacqui Morris and David Morris, suffers from a common documentary-film problem: great story, not-so-great storytelling.
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As far as what's not so great about this machine, it seems like the 8th Gen Intel Core i7 processor might be the spec to age the fastest.
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Stars know that fashion contracts pay well — better than indie films — but sometimes when you sell your time and your image, you wake up feeling not so great.
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In this week's episode, Lemonis reflects on all that he's learned from working work with and investing money in dozens of leaders — both great and not-so-great.
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And it's not just Facebook and other social media; those tools are great at spreading the word about events, but not so great for long-term community organizing.
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In some areas that's not so great, like, for example, on the block, where only three players in the entire league have posted up more, according to Synergy sports.
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Amazon had some Nintendo Switches for sale this afternoon, which was great if you'd been pining for one, but not so great if you didn't have a Prime subscription.
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Artificial intelligence can help make humanity better, not just by winning games or driving cars, but also by addressing some of the not-so-great aspects of human nature.
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Paul Ryan's not-so-great week continues in Cleveland where, in an attempt to motivate members of the Pennsylvania delegation, he wound up alienating more people than he excited.
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Your ruling planet Mercury opposes hazy, dreamy Neptune today, making it a fabulous time to write some poetry—but a not-so-great time to make agreements or plans.
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The sheep carcasses dotting the landscape were not so great for public relations, and photos of wounded sheep and orphaned lambs made it into the papers and nightly news.
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You're out of your mind The morning after going out on a not-so-great date, Mary mustered up the courage to ask her boss out on a date.
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Sometimes great (Netherlands 4-2 Germany), and sometimes not so great (Netherlands 0-0 Northern Island), Ronald Koeman's side finished second in Group C, two points behind leaders Germany.
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It was a fight to get served alcohol on my 18th birthday and while it's always a great conversation starter, it's maybe not so great at the immigration checkpoint.
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All this in order to say that investors can be not so great at their job, and that this could also help explain the current lack of faith in Nintendo.
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Guru came on to the scene in 2013 with the premise that organizations are not so great at building out informational databases, nor are they very good at using them.
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See, following a not-so-great introduction to the brand, the icon did just what many frustrated shoppers before her have done: She took to Twitter to vent about it.
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We combed through dozens of threads from the AskReddit and AskWomen subreddits to find the greatest anecdotes of friendships and romantic relationships that blossomed out of not-so-great introductions.
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Maybe Republican presidential candidate Marco Rubio just wanted to have a little chocolate to help get over his not-so-great 5th place finish in Tuesday's primary in New Hampshire.
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There is a speed difference between the iPad and the iPad Pro, but it's not so great that I think anybody who buys this will care — or maybe even notice.
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One of the main questions that I continually found myself asking was, great photo of an artist's not-best work, or not-so-great photo of the artist's best work?
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Nintendo Switch is in short supply — which is good news for Nintendo, but not so great news for customers looking to get their hands on one of the new consoles.
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"This nipple trick can be useful for [most] skin tones, but not so great for those who are very fair or very dark skinned," makeup artist Elisa Flowers tell us.
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If we are now locked in the Cold Civil War of 2017, most are firmly on either side of our not-so-Great Divide, "Make American Great Again" caps vs.
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The store may be great at selling books at cutthroat prices, but it's been famously not so great at getting people to buy things they weren't already inclined to buy.
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I moused around on the Rice site some more, and uh-oh … not so great last season, the Owls … football … and I surfed to football concussions … exactly as I thought!
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Voting is easy — it should be easy — and yet we have some not-so- great people out here pushing for one law after another that makes it harder to vote.
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What was once a closely guarded intellectual property, translated into great video games like Dawn of War and not so great games like Fire Warrior, is now licensed with abandon.
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Today is a great day after a string of not so great ones, so I decide to do my homework at Starbucks and treat myself to an iced chai tea.
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Additionally, smartwatches and their tiny displays are simply not so great at performing many smartphone tasks, which has led to some high-profile services killing support for their Apple Watch apps.
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So much so that the process of swiping, matching, and chatting can feel like a race to to that great (or not so great, depending) finish line we call a date.
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It might sound nice to just let some billionaire take care of it, but it is also not so great to see cities bend over backwards for the patronage of billionaires.
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Read More: Sneaky Ways to Work Better With a Difficult Co-worker Maybe your co-worker has not-so-great body odor, or they blast their music at an insane volume.
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And here's the not-so-great news: the flavors are only available at Ben & Jerry's Scoop Shops (so you won't be able to grab them on a late-night grocery run).
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Now, this is not the first time Americans have faced a not-so-great "menu" in an open presidential election—one in which an incumbent is not running for re-election.
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Other TrumpdatesThe Not-So-Great Pumpkin himself hasn't just been busy figuring out how to ruin the lives of people in Syria, he's had a lot of other things going on!
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Whedon, who began as a writer, says protecting his work was part of why he became a director, particularly after one of his scripts turned into a not-so-great movie.
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In my early 20s, I had a not-so-great mindset about money: I believed that I deserved to spend whatever money I made because I worked hard at my job.
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If the company recognizes it's not so great at talking to teens, why even waste time trying to build products that speak to what its older engineers think teens are into?
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The inability of people to buy homes they can't really afford is great news in terms of avoiding another crisis, but not so great for the near-term outlook for housing.
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Our fifth-grade teacher was an avid student of history, and she would patiently instruct us about the lives of the great and the not-so-great who were enshrined there.
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San Diego had also popped into my scooter-focused news alerts with not-so-great headlines: There had been reports of vandalism, calls for more regulation, protests, injuries, deaths and lawsuits.
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The simulation shows us what 2050 will look like if we keep intervening at the same level we were intervening in 2017: That's not so great; malaria is still pretty widespread.
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If I've slept well the night before, I can get through 150 in a day, which is good for keeping up with the job but not so great for my health.
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Now that I'm in a happy place and more centered, I'm able to share those places in my life that were not so great, so it can help other people, too.
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I was just surprised by how things that worked so well on paper would fall flat around the table, and other things that seemed like not so great on paper were hilarious.
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It's a great option for people looking to finance a pricey piece of furniture or an airline ticket, but it's not so great for buying books on Amazon or moderately priced electronics.
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The actor only joined the social platform in December, but for his big trip to Australia to promote his not-so-great Netflix movie Bright, he's really let us into his world.
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As you can probably guess, the results were not so great—according to the study's authors, this resulted in "major damages to several satellites" that orbited Earth at a fairly low altitude.
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Hyperfocus is great for engaging in longer tasks which require intense concentration -- but it's not so great if that means that the more mundane tasks, chores, and assignments fall by the wayside.
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I think that's an open space where you can ask the weird questions, the not so great questions and just, let's talk about what this is before we go and publish it.
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After a not-so-great speech at his high school, which is honoring him as a notable alumni, and an ill-advised hookup, he swipes a prescription pad from the aforementioned hookup.
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Whether you had an amazing time, an OK time, or a not-so-great time, Scott said you should find a nice way to tell your date where you see things going.
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And it actually created a not-so-great experience because you just see lots of their posts in a row, even if they weren't the ones that you really were interested in.
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As crew members quickly squeegeed the stage, those few thunderbolts were like a sign from Zeus, a good omen for audience members, but probably not so great for the cursed, blind Oedipus.
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And yet gazing on Mr. Starling's masks and on the photos and letters from a century ago, I felt that the distance between the two bodies of work was not so great.
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"Artists and poets are usually not so great about what it costs to run a ferry and get freight on and off the island and keep the lights on," Ms. Glen said.
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Even simple passcodes and passwords are great to stop pickpockets or street thieves, but not so great if what you're worried about is an abusive partner who knows your PIN, for example.
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It would mean that CONCACAF would almost certainly send two not-so-great teams to the World Cup, along with Mexico, and that would lower the quality of play in the World Cup.
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No. 3 REBOUND 21: Kemba Walker, who is having a not so great game, misses at the rim in a pick-and-roll with Howard, who cleans it up and slams it home.
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Microsoft said its remote and in-store support staff will attempt to assist users impacted by this bug recover their files, though the chances of finding everything intact are probably not so great.
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But what's not so great is when people whose views would disqualify them from ever getting elected manage to wield power all the same, simply because they have enough money to buy influence.
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These examples are proof that AI can help make humanity better, not just by winning games or driving cars, but also by addressing some of the not-so-great aspects of human nature.
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Now for the not-so-great news: This baby is limited-edition and demand is crazy-high, so you'll have to act fast if you want in on all that rouge-y goodness.
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Bryant stars in the six-episode series as Annie, a young woman who's trying to succeed in journalism and balance relationships with her difficult boss, family members, and not-so-great love interests.
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But there are also a few not-so-great things about the Apple Watch Series 4 — namely, the fact that it starts at $399 and has a measly battery life of 2793 hours.
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While there are exceptions, high ABV (alcohol by volume) in cheap wines can be an indicator that the winemaker added in more alcohol at the end to mask a not-so-great taste.
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The near-heist generated publicity for the new hotel as the Not-So-Great Escape, but the desk clerks who checked me in swore it had been a true crime, not a stunt.
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To keep a perfectly fine barn from becoming a not-so-great house, he urges clients to remember that a building can be much more interesting than your dreams, if you let it.
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Apple's basically wont organize photos in folders—the whole system is proprietary and pretty opaque—which is fine if you love Apple's approach but not so great if you want to switch to Windows.
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Autographed porn covers (S/O to Heather Hunter, a legend), personal photos with huge stars like Eddie Murphy and Johnny Gill, and even legal documents from Mike's time as a not-so-great citizen.
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They're marketed as a way to get a boost of vitamins and energy, but I find they're particularly good for those mornings when you wake up feeling not-so-great after too many drinks.
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As a result of that and lowered expectations for sales in the holiday season, it's led to GoPro being a not-so-great public company that's had a massive decline in its stock price.
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He's the first guy to admit that it was just happy coincidence that the somewhat-nautical name happened to coincide with advertising theory and that first not-so-great name got scrapped early on.
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Rodriguez, who was crowned Miss Texas USA 2016, was called on to do the honors and remained in the headlines for several days after as many poked fun at the not-so-great pitch.
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From a ratings perspective, Bee's show is on par with The Daily Show despite just launching earlier this year and having a not-so-great timeslot of 22019:30 pm ET on Monday nights.
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And we enjoy glimpsing the spoils of their success — the Malibu palaces, the glittering company they keep — as much as we relish discovering that the distance dividing us from them is not so great.
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P.S. I Love You delivers all that, adding a dash of what-the-fuckery in the form of a questionable romantic interest and some not-so-great ideas of what constitutes a romantic relationship.
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From embarrassing slip-ups to straight-up misinformation and some of the most sexist nonsense we've ever heard, these moments taught us that people's not-so-great sex-ed experiences fall all over the spectrum.
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It's easy to surmise that Trump's new immigration position was motivated by his latest, not-so-great poll numbers; one national poll by the Washington Post gives Clinton a double-digit lead over The Donald.
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A. He's probably a legend in his own mind already, but hero status — he probably perceives that as something out of his reach, because he's been a villain, he's done some not so great things.
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While that's good news for homeowners, it's not so great for buyers, since down payments and monthly mortgage costs will inevitably be higher, home co-investment company Unison found in its 2019 Home Affordability Report.
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Sadly, Katy's mom's bday turned out to be not so great ... the singer says she called her again Saturday, only to find out she was being evacuated from her home due to the California wildfires.
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According to Randy, the founder of ManHood and herewith the Foreskin Expert, this exposure and irritation from clothing can cause dryness, less pleasure during sex, and generally a not so great time for your Johnson.
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On Thursday, not-so-great Dane Lucas Bjerregaard ran up an 11 at the par-five 18th, where he yanked two balls into the Pacific Ocean and then pushed a third out-of-bounds right.
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Four women on the Insider Picks team tested the boots out in person since Everlane shoes can fluctuate widely in sizing and comfort — ranging from not-so-great to the most comfortable shoes we own.
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I see Zuck's manifesto as a realization that social networks change things in unpredictable and sometimes manifestly not-so-great ways, and so as a result, Facebook needs to think more deeply about its effects.
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Those birds have been bred to have larger breasts, which are great for cut-down offerings like chicken tenders and boneless wings, but obviously not so great for fitting between the buns of a sandwich.
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Some think the only thing that can stop them is themselves, so it's not so great to see them open their campaign with half the effort put forth from a team like the Brooklyn Nets.
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By that we don't mean he's an art student or he's doing something stupidly weird as fuck that no one will understand—or any of the other not-so-great connotations of being labelled an artist.
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That's a good thing when exports helped pull the US out of recession in the early 2010s; it's not so great now, when China's recession is putting the hurt on exporters in the US and elsewhere.
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Fever Pitch My colleague Kellen recently brought to my attention the fact that there is a Fever Pitch other than the not so great baseball film starring Drew Barrymore and Jimmy Fallon, and it's about soccer.
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There's some countries in there where the economic situation is not so great, but we are in snacking, we still have a lot of open space in those markets, so that's really what's driving our growth.
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She started volunteering at a community theater in her 20s, and after trying her hand at acting in a not-so-great play, she fell in love with the art of sound mixing and sound design.
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The stock has fallen more than 30 percent this year, partially because of the sell-off in high tech growth names and partially because of the quarter that many investors viewed as being not-so-great.
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And in doing so he unfortunately made it less likely that we can have a debate about how we remember (not so) great men, and how we might learn from the darkest moments in our history.
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After more inquiry, my friend told me he was convinced to go lectin-free after receiving not-so-great news about his health, and an ominous allusion to what he called, "the big C," or cancer.
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There are basically three big scooter-share companies right now: Lime (partnered with Uber), Bird (led by someone who left both Lyft and Uber on not-so-great terms) and Spin (winner winner, e-scoot dinner).
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The US Census Bureau dropped its annual load of statistics on American poverty and income last year, and the data shows that 2017 was a good year for many Americans, and not-so-great for others.
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The Atomic Blonde actress and longtime Bachelor fan revealed how she really feels about the man who ditched then-fiancée Becca Kufrin for runner-up Lauren Burnham, and it turns out it is... not so great, actually.
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The adjustable brightness for the LED is also nice feature...What's not so great about this keyboard is after just a couple years of use the key caps start to lose the, what I'm assuming is, paint.
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While most people appreciated Mayer's response to Lovato's tweet, some commenters reminded the "Your Body Is A Wonderland" singer that he once made some not-so-great remarks regarding dating women of color to Playboy in 2010.
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A few centuries of relatively warm climate in the North Atlantic were helpful to human explorers, but not so great for walruses, which rely on sea ice as a place to haul themselves out of the water.
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But the tire challenge was the only one that was truly illuminating, proving the shoe was great when it came to running in a straight line, but not-so-great when trying to turn on a dime.
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John Leonard, the judge who sentenced the men, was quoted as saying that the rapists should be shown leniency because "the trauma suffered by the victim was not so great," according to news accounts at the time.
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"Our job on Judiciary is to catch any mistakes that have been made," Mr. Kennedy said, adding, "I believe that the president is sending some great nominees, but there are some that have been not so great."
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Using the hashtag #electionbooks, people partake of the tradition of employing literary puns to describe the election, with "Not-so-great Expectations," or some version of Charles Dickens's novel, still being one of the most popular choices.
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In the case of Location Services, you can either turn your phone's location tracking off completely, or on an app-by-app basis, which is great for your privacy but not so great for finding local coffee shops.
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Yes, we wish everything in our makeup bags and medicine cabinets smelled like roses and citrus and coconuts — or like nothing at all — but, sometimes, great results come by way of not-so-great-smelling ingredients (or packaging).
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Today, it seems that former Danity Kane member Aubrey O'Day is on the receiving end of Twitter's unwarranted wrath, and as with many things that are not-so-great for women, it all connects back to a Trump.
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We see, too, how her grief morphs as she falls in and out of brief affairs with not-so-great men, how it begins to settle into something more concrete and manageable as she eventually falls in love.
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Not so great for extended family visits — Pruitt's daughter was a White House intern for part of the time — and still double the amount Pruitt was theoretically paying, but it is an improvement and my optimism is increasing.
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I&aposve experienced enough workplace environments over a 30-plus-year career and interviewed enough uninspired employees (in doing research for "Find the Fire") to know how to spot even the quieter signs of not-so-great cultures.
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So instead of showing the not-so-great links that you often see at the bottom of articles, companies working with LiftIgniter can make their websites more dynamic and personal for readers by using a machine learning model.
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After a celebrated "American Idol"-fueled stint atop the Fox network, a not-so-great run at Paramount Pictures, a digital-media comeback and then a career setback, Ms. Berman's next chapter in some ways begins this month.
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In raising Mikaela, the Shiffrins offered a welcome respite from so many other parents, of great athletes and not so great ones, for whom child-rearing becomes an endless series of trips to games and tournaments and competitions.
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"Saddam Hussein is a threat, but the threat is not so great that we must be stampeded to provide such authority to this president just weeks before an election," admonished Senator Robert C. Byrd, Democrat of West Virginia.
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But as the nation struggles to pay for its not-so-great infrastructure—and waits on the Trump administration to release a funding plan for our roads, bridges, and transit—this sort of congestion pricing is looking pretty great.
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What's not so great is that while condoms were the most commonly used method of contraception, the second most popular was the pull-out method, which 60 percent of adolescent girls reporting having used this method of birth control.
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So all is not lost if each member of a pair performs a beautiful dive but the two are not perfectly attuned, or if each performs a not-so-great dive that by some happy chance matches the partner's.
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But like popular author Dan Pink argues in "Drive," that reward-and-punishment system might work for motivating people to do simple tasks, but it's not so great for getting people to do complex work over the long term.
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As for privacy, well, the not-so-great news is that Google says RCS has to follow the same legal rules as SMS — so although messages are encrypted in transit, it's not the full end-to-end encryption other apps enjoy.
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This sanctuary features a seasonally flooded wetland surrounded by an evergreen forest; this place gets really wet during the rainy season from June to September (great for frogs), but it's dry from March to June (not so great for frogs).
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Maya Bay, a great beach on Phi Phi Leh island made famous by Leonardo DiCaprio in the not-so-great movie The Beach, will be temporarily closed for four months a year from June, as reported by the Associated Press.
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Late in the winter of 5003, the club appeared to have worked out a trade that would have sent Michael Saunders to the Angels, a few presumably not-so-great prospects to the Reds, and Jay Bruce from Cincinnati to Toronto.
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I normally play characters who play around in the same space that Isaac is playing around in—who start with good intentions that are soon overshadowed by anger, resentment, and fear that fuels them to do not-so-great things.
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Although telling could make the cheater feel better for getting the affair off their chest, it could put their partner in a not-so-great position where they feel bad about themselves or like they can't trust the cheater anymore.
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Sprawling and exhausting, a mix of old and new, pop and classical, amazing and good and well-intentioned-but-sigh-not-so-great, it summed up the L.A. Phil, as the orchestra is universally known, in all its inimitably ambitious glory.
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Naturally, the news just so happens to come at a really not so great time for Snap, which is due report earnings, for only the second time since going public, next week as its stock hovers near an all-time low.
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And, speaking of making a lifelong commitment, spiritual medium Erika Gabriel told Refinery29 that most ghosts end up stuck on this side of the veil for not-so-great reasons — and they'd quite like to find their way to the great beyond, eventually.
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While there's some not-so-great stuff going on (1 in 4 women say they "loathe" their body, ugh), we learned — among other encouraging findings — that it seems to be time to debunk the myth of female cattiness once and for all. Hallelujah.
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Countries that are big and rich, like America, tend to get networks that are somewhere in the middle — good on coverage, for example, but not so great on speed, as a report into LTE in the US by OpenSignal showed earlier this week.
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That's great for collectors and fans of NASA's Apollo missions, but not so great if you're an engineer trying to find room for batteries, controllers, and a bunch of electronics that are far more powerful than what powered the real Apollo 11 mission.
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In this movie, a volcano at the Jurassic World theme park has erupted, sending the human protagonists and a handful of dinosaurs away from the island and into normal society which is fine for the humans but not so great for the dinosaurs.
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Or maybe MacFarlane's hinting at a future that releases captive Sonos owners from the not-so-great Sonos app experience, letting owners stream music to their Sonos speakers from directly inside the usually superior native apps provided by the subscription music services?
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It's not so great when you are simultaneously standing idly by as a president who shows a complete lack of regard for women and people of color speaks on behalf of the industry and profits off the exposure his courses get hosting tournaments.
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" He says he believes that the consumer IoT industry as a whole is heading in the right direction by improving quality of life, "but we're going to have to weed through a bunch of not-so-great products in order to get there.
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When your partner is having a bad day, you tell them to get over itIf, on your partner's not-so-great days, you tell them to cheer up and get over it, you could be hurting your relationship in the long run.
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"Elon is Tesla and Tesla is Elon and that's great when Elon is scoring touchdowns and grand slams but not so great when there are negative things tied to him," said Karl Brauer, executive publisher at car research firm Kelley Blue Book.
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And for what it's worth: I think he has a real chance of winning a second term in 237, but I wouldn't make a prediction that he is going to win based on his not-so-great poll numbers at the moment. 238.
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But despite this drastic evolution from benevolent monk to corporate shill and the perhaps not-so-great intentions that spurred the change, one thing remains true: No matter how Santa changes, he will always exist in our hearts and in our media.
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The late-not-so-great Felix Houphouet-Boigny may have been the first leader of the newly independent Ivory Coast in 1959, but he clung to power and in his waning years, moved the capital from Abidjan to Yamoussoukro, the village where he was born.
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News not-so-great things — like that "the entire cast is over [Vanderpump]," due to the fact that she has chosen to film only a select few events with her costars throughout season 9, don't count Jiggy's mom out of the show just yet.
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A final welcome change is that a lot of terrain traversal that was previously unlocked via HMs, which bogged down your Pokémon with not-so-great moves that were hard to delete on demand is now handled via Pokémon you can ride whenever you want.
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Now, Twitter users are revealing the many ways in which they got accepted to universities — from embracing a whole lot of financial debt and writing a kick-ass essay, to settling for not-so-great schools and having sex with the SAT test itself.
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The Archos Drone comes with a not-so-great 1MP camera, which won't be great for taking photos or video, but you can watch a live stream of the flight path on your iOS or Android smartphone, which can be mounted on the controller.
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Jenny Reimold's house was featured on the series as the out-of-the-budget inspiration home meant to give the episode's house hunting couple a sense of what the not-so-great properties realtor Drew showed them could become with a makeover from contractor Jonathan.
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I did not see what was in Beirut, Amman and London, or Bethlehem, but in Haifa the not-so-great installation in a dark, rough space meant The People of the Sea did not do justice to the artists and photographers whose work it featured.
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It's not so great if you are one of the 40 percent to 50 percent of babies who, a meta-analysis of research indicates, are insecurely attached because their early experiences were suboptimal (their caregivers were distracted, overbearing, dismissive, unreliable, absent or perhaps threatening).
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Outgoing Doctor Who showrunner Steven Moffat has offered some not-so-great excuses over the years about why he didn't cast a female Doctor and, as his final outing approaches with the upcoming Christmas episode "Twice Upon A Time," he's offering up one last bad excuse.
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Not only was this the hottest year ever recorded (RIP 2015), but the planet also permanently passed the threshold of 20163 parts-per-million of atmospheric carbon dioxide for the first time in millions of years, which by all accounts is not so great a time.
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Android and iOS might have borrowed enough features from each other over the years to make the superficial differences not so great any more (iOS even has widgets these days), but dig a little deeper and you've got three main ways that Apple's mobile platform differs from Google's.
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The company's website does a not-so-great job of explaining what exactly they do, but here's a blip from one of the company's whitepapers: The Lattice protocol allows authorized computers to self-organize into a mesh computer, limited only by the number and power of the members.
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This is often how Rogan treats his guests, which works great when he has another comedian on, and not so great when Alex Jones is on the show talking about interdimensional pedophiles, or when Jordan Peterson describes the plight of men besieged by social justice warriors on college campuses.
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Now for the not-so-great news: While the Academy Awards show on Sunday, which honored "Green Book" for best picture, had 29.6 million viewers, a 12 percent increase from last year, it still attracted the second-lowest viewership since Nielsen started keeping track of the ratings in 1974.
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You'll probably get a low limit and the highest 23.99 percent interest rate with the Apple Card, but it's interesting to note simply having a not-so-great credit score may not rule you out entirely—probably because it's looking to cast as wide a net as possible for potential users.
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Unlike a lot of not so great Christian rap, which can have a tendency of wanly subbing theistic themes in for edgier lyrical content—as a veggie burger does away with beef but not the ritual of huddling around a grill—Coloring Book is not angling to exist parallel to mainstream rap.
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The last we heard, however, she was having a not-so-great time being a single mom trying to date in L.A. "I never think being single sucks until I go out in L.A. with my girlfriends and the options are terrible," Duff, who split from personal trainer Jason Walsh, told Redbook.
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While the last properly good wave of British groups broke through music forums and MySpace (The Cribs, Arctic Monkeys, etc), thus leading to an influx of not-so-great copycat bands breaking in their wake, the traditional band format never really achieved anything through newer services such as Soundcloud – it just doesn't cater for them.
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Screenshot: GizmodoMost cloud storage services worth their monthly fee will keep deleted files around for a while in case you suddenly find you need them back—great if you've made a mistake, not so great if someone else gets access to your account or computer and pulls back a few files from their digital graves.
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That's great news for all the Star Wars fans around the world who have been clutching tightly to their stuffed Porg dolls for months in anticipation of the big premiere, but not so great for the fans who aren't exactly on Earth at all—namely, the astronauts currently living on the International Space Station (ISS).
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Some really fantastic TV versions did emerge, and shone bright; 2007's Flight of the Conchords and 2015's Crazy Ex-Girlfriend pushed the genre to fun, kooky places, and 2019's Guava Island fueled it with tropical effervescence and social consciousness—and of course there were other not-so-great ones (remember Smash?).
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So I really wanted to have people in the video that have in some way either possibly made some not so great decisions and came back from that as well as people that are also kind of judged by their appearance where they could look like they're possibly crazy or a drug addict but they're just kind of unique and that's just not the way it is at all.
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American female filmmakers don't often get the chance to tell such large-canvas stories, especially ones that, like "Mudbound," unwind over years and include war scenes, in this case on the front lines of World War II. At times, the multiplicity of voices crowds the movie, but in insisting on pluralism, rather than individualism, Ms. Rees manages to undermine the dominant great-man and not-so-great-man narrative.
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In classic Silicon Valley fashion, they talk about regulation and how it's a big barrier to innovation, which certainly appears to reflect President Trump's own views:And while he definitely has experience in the finance sector, he's also touted some... not-so-great predictions: "This is more likely a ski-jump recession, with short-term stimulus creating a bump that will ultimately lead to a more precipitous decline later," he told Bloomberg in 2009.
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"You can argue that there's a social impact that's not so great, in that people can be so fixated on their phone or their laptop that they're not looking up … I would hope we find our way that we kind of get both, that we continue to get access to all the cool information that's available on the Internet but maybe do so in a more social way, a more shared way and kind of get back in the habit of looking at each other."
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