Turns out... not very well and that's taking some practice.
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He is trying (though not very well) to unseat Rep.
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The upshot there is this: she's not very well liked.
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"The virus itself is not very well understood," he added.
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It's not working particularly well, but ... No, not very well.
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There are signs that it doesn't - at least not very well.
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He bound the family in the bathroom, but not very well.
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But data is not very well suited for GitHub's underlying technologies.
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"He would know him but not very well," Mr. Brewster said.
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The detailed physics are, naturally, incredibly complicated and not very well-understood.
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The problem, Young concluded, is the risk-reward is not very well balanced.
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" Fowler responds, "Well, not very well, so that's where the CDs came in!
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But they're not very well funded and they're all sort of shoestring operations.
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And as it turns out, he's not very well-versed in any of them.
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I mean we are at a situation where monetary policy, works not very well.
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Nate I'd probably say 4 or 5 points, but that's not very well-informed.
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I'm not very well-versed in the occult, so I'm definitely missing some things.
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"What we're expecting from him is not very well-defined," Mr. Ben Meriem said.
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She is not very well liked by a lot of us (for various reasons).
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Masaharu Morimoto: When I was growing up, my family was not very well off.
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When the exercise starts, AlphaZero already knows how to play chess—just not very well.
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Its mouth moves, but not very well, and its earrings are, uh, something to behold.
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Often when people lose someone close to them, they're not very well prepared for it.
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It's blotchy, as though someone used their fingers to do it, and not very well.
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"It's the company's culture: if you say no, you're not very well regarded," she said.
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This is a conceit that's obviously been explored multiple times, just usually not very well.
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"Odor pollution is an issue that is not very well known to the public," he added.
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I didn't say that and instead said a bunch of other stuff and not very well.
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So you're getting poor quality species of wood, badly fitted together, and not very well finished.
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Over the next twenty-four hours, Labour did better than predicted, which was not very well.
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Pros: Every major sports team represented, soft and comfortable, good price pointCons: Not very well made
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There's a new and not very well-known restaurant there called Fat Angel, which is really good.
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" Asked how the "cost plus 50" idea would fare on Capitol Hill, Thornberry replied, "Not very well.
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CHEAPIE, here, for something that's just not very well made, is onomatopoeic for a little bird sound.
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It's actually not very well understood what is happening in our bodies and why light therapy works.
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" As she strolls away, she brags to onlookers that, "I think Donald Trump's balloon is not very well.
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His career in the 1980s and '90s, which is not very well known, was largely devoted to painting.
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" Bateman concluded, "I didn't say that and instead said a bunch of other stuff and not very well.
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All of the things that we were pushing for were not very well received by the Hillary campaign.
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So the answer is: I protect my privacy as well as I can — which is not very well.
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There was this time this guy came on the forums, he was weird and not very well-spoken.
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I wasn't alive in the 225s either, but I know how to dance the robot (not very well).
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And in any case, it's not very well-targeted because it ends up going ultimately to high earners mostly.
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"I think the biggest problem we have right now is that treatments are not very well disseminated," says Wilhelm.
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The Venus and Mercury retrogrades want you to pause and reflect—two words you're not very well acquainted with.
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They're often financially strained, appeal to a small core of supporters, and it's not very well coordinated between them.
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The proposed regulation is aimed at broadening the use of health reimbursement arrangements, which are not very well-known.
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"They're gorgeous birds, they're not very well-known, and through no fault of their own, they're at risk," he said.
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He is not very well-favored, and, erm, his fans aren't interested in what his basketball career is looking like.
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For anyone waiting to see how any of these tangents connect back to LISK, the answer is: not very well.
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"Stumps are not very well considered but they have the right features that make them perfect for carving," he said.
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Tinder's health safety page includes basic advice on condoms and vaccinations, though as Newsweek notes, it's not very well marked.
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"In the main menu of this site, I refer to WYSIWYG editors as 'not very well housebroken,'" the website states.
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" Bateman concluded his tweets saying he "sincerely" apologized and that he "said a bunch of other stuff not very well.
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The dragon's torn wing eventually healed enough for it to fly, although not very well and only for short distances.
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The leaders of the two countries are both hasty, intransigent, and not very well informed about the other side's goals.
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"Mawlawi Haibatullah is not very well known among the Taliban here," said Qair Fasihuddin, the Taliban shadow governor of Badakhshan Province.
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"The vegetarian and vegan movements are not very well accepted in Limoges or Limousin, and that creates a tension," says Toulet.
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Just that he's not very well-informed, but he speaks out and makes statements that I don't think he's really researched.
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"The biography of the man, while he is known from a topical standpoint, really is not very well-known," he said.
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Maryland made two of the last three Final Fours, while Bluefield State plays in Division II, and not very well there.
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When you took over "The Late Late Show" almost two years ago, you were not very well known in this country.
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"This was not very well thought out, but it doesn't seem to have very deep roots either," a US official told CNN.
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He says he played ball in high school, admittedly not very well ... but thinks he's got enough skills to take down Jimmy.
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"It's not very well trod at all," said Frank Douma, a research scholar at the University of Minnesota's Center for Transportation Studies.
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Why it matters: Chinese-language influence campaigns on foreign platforms are not very well understood by researchers, according to Graphika's Ben Nimmo.
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TBIs are a kind of common war wound, but this type of invisible injury is one that still is not very well understood.
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Most brain tumors are very soft, very mushy, they're not very well defined, they're infiltrative and it's difficult to get completely around them.
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"I don't know how to deal with it, not very well, anyway," Thomas, from the U.K., said in his first vlog in January.
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The man we saw Tuesday night in the Oval Office is just acting -- with a gun to his head -- and not very well.
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Here all males died out two millennia before, and women have managed to reproduce through a not very well explained process of parthenogenesis.
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When you have organizational structures and policies that are not very well defined, those are incredible opportunities for that bias to come through.
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I never specifically thought of us as not very well-nourished, but I did grow up with a fair amount of joint problems.
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A not very well understood part of the brain associated with pain and other visceral sensations is known as the parabrachial nucleus (PBN).
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"You're not very well placed to indulge in populist attacks on 'the system' when you are yourself an embodiment of the elite," Valls said.
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It was not very well thought out in terms of the finer details (like, for example, if green card holders would be wrongly affected).
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"These tend to be in sectors that are a little less exciting and not very well-known, such as industrial gases or chemicals," Glasse said.
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So Donald Trump … is ambitious but not exactly very well-informed man, I don't want to say ignorant, but he is not very well informed.
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So Donald Trump… is ambitious but not exactly very well-informed man, I don't want to say ignorant, but he is not very well informed.
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Going through the system, I didn't get the care that I deserved, because most of the health professionals are not very well versed in FGM.
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SW: I think probably the person I remember the most is a beat poet, not very well known as a beat poet, called Ted Jones.
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"What they say about socialism is really, I don't want to be unfair here, but I'll say it: It's not very well informed," he said.
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But with a small, not-very-well-known roster, the firm never seemed to have enough money to grow, Ms. Landau said in an interview.
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Today we have a government, and an economy, that works great for the rich and powerful, and not very well for the rest of us.
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"It's people who live in mountainous areas who are not very well connected, or they're more dispersed at the provincial level across the prefectures," he said.
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China's Vivo, a top five smartphone manufacturer but not very well known outside of its home market, reverses this situation completely with its Vivo V7+ phone.
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Over 60 percent of Republican women say "feminist" describes them "not very well" or "not at all" — only 15 percent of Democratic women agree with that.
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You can hear synthesis, but if it sounds sort of semi-real it's because I'm sort of bowing along, not very well, mono fiddling in the background.
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"When it comes to treatments that are not very well-known or are outside the box, everyone says it doesn't work without really testing it," he said.
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The first was the fact that I was not very well mentally myself, and I simply wanted to illustrate that there was a lot of it about.
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Not very well, according to Cristina Novoa, senior policy analyst for early childhood policy at the Center for American Progress, a liberal public policy research and advocacy.
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BLUE STEEL at 20A is not very well known (it was used once before, in 1954), and younger solvers might not know who the KEYSTONE KOPS were.
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Actors that are more tightly connected in the network should appear closer together on the graph, and those who are not very well-connected should be farther apart.
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Such plans can be read simply as punitive populism: billionaires are not very well regarded on the left, and thinning their number has an appeal all its own.
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It's something of a shot in the dark—arguably part of a pattern of quick, not very well-thought-out decision-making that's been criticized as of late.
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In the weeks following my visit to the emergency room, my body adjusted to the IUD as best it could — which turned out to be not very well.
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"The federal government is not very well equipped to be, for lack of a better term, to be the guardian for thousands of kids," Sandweg told NBC News.
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Turns out the way birds fly is really not very well understood, as the relationship between the dynamic wing shape and positions of individual feathers are super complex.
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Verizon and AT&T, on the other hand, have high-frequency spectrums, which work great in the big cities but not very well outside of dense markets, he noted.
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I could plonk around on the piano a bit but not very well... I didn't feel like I was good enough," she says, "It felt like a pipe dream.
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It's the not-very-well-kept secret of the wearables industry that there are user-retention issues, with some consumers ditching their activity trackers within months of getting them.
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We're not very well-acquainted with the scenes in Japan or in Europe, but we do sometimes feel we've been better accepted as a band overseas than in Japan.
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Backup point guard Trey Burke can make shots, but runs Washington's offense about as well as he did the same job in Utah, which is to say not very well.
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"At the end of the day, the art has been not very well recognized for many years, so to get the recognition in fashion is a big deal," he said.
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This appears unlikely (but by no means impossible) at this point; Buttigieg is not very well-known outside of Indiana and he's entering a crowded field of more established contenders.
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I made it through each exam as best I could (naturally, not very well) and didn't talk about my discomfort until the next time I needed to schedule an appointment.
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But she soon understood that the artists that she had grown up seeing in exhibitions and getting to know in their studios were not very well represented outside the region.
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Cramer also pointed out that earnings reports from Intel and Cisco were not very well received by investors and cautioned that the same thing could happen with other tech companies.
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Except among the thinning crowd of opera enthusiasts, Rusalka is not very well known; perhaps because it is in Czech and perhaps because none of Dvořák's operas are very well known.
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"It means that the women - who are often not very well educated, and have few livelihood options - can be marginalized further," said Negi, who has studied indigenous people in the state.
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I almost always take him when I run at night — we live in a pretty safe area, but the path is not very well lit and parts of it are pretty isolated.
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"The reason why it is so important is because miscarriages and infertility are extremely common, but they're not very well understood," Dr Kathy Niakan of the Francis Crick Institute said earlier this year.
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DUBLIN (Reuters) - Some of the Irish businesses most exposed to the risk of Britain crashing out of the European Union in 10 weeks are not very well prepared, Ireland's government warned on Thursday.
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But that doesn't mean we'll completely stand down – no, we got to the bottom of this here conspiracy, which actually turned out to be normal (but not very well known) Grammy Awards protocol.
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After responding to my police blotter question, Frame launched into a series of not-very-well-controlled experiments about how much faster Citizen sends out local alerts than something like a Twitter account.
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But with the exception of a handful of institutions, most notably the secret police, whose offices were torched, the Russian state continued to function as usual — which is to say, not very well.
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The titular pimp is Wednesday (Keke Palmer), who learned the trade from her now-dead father — not very well, apparently, as she's now in the hole — and fancies herself a tough-talking player.
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Not very well, if I'm being honest—I was a habitual line memorizing derelict, I could never quite get projecting from your diaphragm right, and also I have truly awful personal spacial awareness.
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"Unlike the Summer Olympics, the Winter Games are usually held in mountain clusters, so in that sense Pyeongchang is not very well known around the world, like Seoul or London or Tokyo," conceded Lee.
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We're now going into an era of cell and gene therapy and it's not very well understood but as we're looking at it we probably invest almost a billion dollars over the last year.
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DUBLIN, Aug 22 (Reuters) - Some of the Irish businesses most exposed to the risk of Britain crashing out of the European Union in 10 weeks are not very well prepared, Ireland's government warned on Thursday.
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Now, some may want to joke it's because Phantom Menace, Attack of The Clones, and Return Of The Sith were not very well received by critics and who wants to show their kids bad movies?
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DAVID FABER: Because you do have – you have Chinese population that's getting state run media that sees these protesters as violent, riotous, which obviously may not very well be the case as we all know.
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We were still in a terrible, terrible budget crisis in New York and people were not very well paid back then and it just struck me as overselling something, but that was the turning point.
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"I have no idea what they were thinking, but I think it was probably not very well thought out and I think Donald Trump used the president of Mexico," said House Democratic Whip Steny Hoyer (Md.).
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"We're not very well organized for a knife fight in Canada," said John Higginbotham, a senior fellow at Carleton University in Ottawa who served as the second-highest-ranking Canadian diplomat in Washington for six years.
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Even though this will increase the players' workload, it will also be a great chance for them to get to know more of their fellow athletes and to see teams that are not very well known.
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She nevertheless indulges Lipman's obsession with the Jets, the spiritual successor of the Atlanta Thrashers, who played — not very well, if we're being honest — 11 seasons at Philips Arena downtown before relocating to Winnipeg, Manitoba, in 2011.
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Thomas Dekker, a not very well-known Elizabethan playwright eclipsed by the competition, wrote an account of the plague year called "The Wonderfull Yeare, 1603" in which a seventh of London's population died, despite shuttered theaters and quarantines.
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I remember worrying that COKE ZERO was changing its name to Coke Zero Sugar soon, and worrying that JOLT COLA was popular too long ago (it was reintroduced late in 2017, but still is not very well known).
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Like most American universities, however, Harvard is not very well-managed both because its structure is highly decentralized and because asking professors to be deeply involved in the management of a large and complicated institution is a terrible idea.
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Some leaked text and voice chats allegedly show that the sub-Reddit was not very well managed (and R0ugeW0lf has since nuked his Reddit and Twitter presence), so a change of the moderating guard might have been called for either way.
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"I think for someone so famous, in certain regards my father is not very well known, and his warmth and compassion have not been fully experienced by the American public," Ms. Trump said in a brief interview before her speech.
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He could not very well urge people to come to New York now on the chance of scoring suddenly available "Hamilton" seats because, well, there are none, and no one is staying away from the city now, despite serial atrocities.
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The Senate and the House essentially put the repeal and replacement of ObamaCare on ice before they left on a not-very-well deserved vacation and we can only hope that the ice melted during the dog days of summer. Sen.
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"Investor relations is not very well developed," said Cappello, who works with a local brokerage and has hired a Farsi-speaking equity analyst, adding only some of the financial data was in English, while annual reports and commentary were published in Iranian.
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Not very well, mind you, but his ability to sing a Crosby Stills Nash & Young lyric and jump to a very high pitched reenactment of a conversation he had with the late King of Pop illustrates the breadth of his eclectic repertoire.
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Without them, alas, I imagine the puzzle will play like a not-very-well-filled themeless puzzle for anyone who doesn't spend the time to seek out all of the states, but hopefully the revealer still serves as a nice "Aha!" moment.
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Front Burner The folks at Germain-Robin, a craft distillery in Northern California, honored the 13th president of the United States, Millard Fillmore, with their latest brandy because, like American brandies, they consider him to be not very well known or appreciated.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Even for those familiar with modernism's history in the latter half of the 20th century, the story of the life of the British painter Bridget Riley and the development of her work is not very well known.
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I had a lot of trouble discerning the aim of the satire — the point that Nazism is dumb has been done to death — and the parallels with the present day, which the film is obviously striving for, are not very well drawn.
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Humans may soon regenerate damaged body parts like salamandersAustralian researchers have isolated an immune system cell in salamanders which helps it regenerate …Read more ReadThe regeneration process for the scales is still not very well understood, but further insights could have applications to human medicine.
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"We've increased our share of the vote in recent elections, and I expect we'll do relatively well, if not very well, this year as well, considering the Iran deal and Hillary Clinton's record as secretary of State," said Republican Jewish Coalition spokesman Mark McNulty.
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"It's true we are not very well known in South America but we have super-professional players and we've come to compete, not to take photos with Messi," Sanchez told a news conference ahead of the game at the Arena Gremio in Porto Alegre.
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There's a twist I won't spoil that results in Sean and Daniel being forced to go on the road, with a plan that is not very well thought-out: they're going to find a way from Washington to Mexico where their dad owns a plot of land.
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Those re-dos were not very well received, and it was daring for Yares to mount a show pairing some of the best of the early circles (the paintings that established his reputation) with a selection of similarly formatted work from the last decade of Noland's life.
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"The potential interactions between neurosensory (vision and hearing) impairment and cognitive impairment are still not very well understood," said senior study author Dr. Suzann Pershing, chief of ophthalmology at the VA Palo Alto Health Care System and a faculty member at Stanford University School of Medicine in California.
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She was suffering from "severe bacterial infection involving her lungs, and the bacteria was very drug-resistant, so despite being on antibiotics, it was not very well-controlled," said Dr. Atul Humar, director of the transplant program at Toronto General Hospital and president of the Canadian Society of Transplantation.
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She landed on the previously not-very-well-known conservative blog Reagan Battalion, which, after a bit of back and forth, tweeted out the video — leading not just to CPAC canceling Yiannopoulos's speech, but to Simon & Schuster pulling his already controversial book deal and his resignation from Breitbart.
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While prices did tick up fractionally during an explosion of volume right at the 4 o'clock close for cash equity markets, the move would have to have been far larger if those flows were not very well balanced between traders trying to buy and traders trying to sell.
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As explained in current study, the interaction between these two subunits has a not-very-well-understood role in normal immune system functioning, but the ADGRE2 genetic mutation predisposes the two protein subunits to coming apart when they're not supposed to, such as in the presence of normal vibration.
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Google says the feature allows Pixels to "run multiple applications at the same time -- like games, streaming content and more," which is kind of confusing because that is how all smartphones work and a thing Pixels are currently capable of doing... just not very well in all cases.
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But the interaction between the elites and the masses is where the issues are, and I think much of political writing is not very well-suited to dealing with those kinds of interactions because the role of elites isn't very integrated into the overall way of thinking about what's going on.
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"It is true that a few of the reception centres (that have been established with great speed and in a short period of time due to the fact that the borders were closed/blocked) are not very well organized and are not functioning yet as we hoped they would be," reads the information booklet.
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But the saddest guilt takes over me from time to time: guilt that I haven't been this loving to previous partners, guilt that I've been emotionally checked out as I was processing (not very well) extreme grief, and of course the guilt of being so self-centered for so long in such a beautiful world.
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It is very selfish by nature I guess and sometimes I feel I shouldn't even share these pieces of music with others because they are technically not very well made, often kind of sloppy in their execution and just doing their bare minimum to not completely fall apart but they work for me and I really like to listen to them.
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Even with so many cases, the effects of blast injuries related to mTBI are still difficult to diagnose and not very well understood, but ongoing research suggests a soldier who undergoes at least one such injury has the potential to experience brain cell atrophy, accelerated age-related neurological degeneration, development of PTSD, Parkinsons and Alzheimer's disease, and in few studies may have ideations of suicide.
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Throw into the mix his not-very-well-hidden friction with Jared KushnerJared Corey KushnerTop immigration aide experienced 'jolt of electricity to my soul' when Trump announced campaign Dick Cheney to attend fundraiser supporting Trump reelection: report Trump Jr. dismisses conflicts of interest, touts projects in Indonesia MORE and Ivanka TrumpIvana (Ivanka) Marie TrumpDick Cheney to attend fundraiser supporting Trump reelection: report Trump Jr. dismisses conflicts of interest, touts projects in Indonesia Ivanka Trump talking to lawmakers about gun reform legislation: report MORE, and it's somewhat amazing he lasted as long as he did.
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