Put those together, and you've got a recipe for disaster.
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It seems like a recipe for disaster, but it wasn't.
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Following the Obama example would be a recipe for disaster.
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Stirring up this mix could be a recipe for disaster.
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To drink straight methanol is really a recipe for disaster.
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For pitchers in particular, this is a recipe for disaster.
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On the contrary, I think it's a recipe for disaster.
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If that isn't a recipe for disaster then what is?
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Keeping stuff in the cloud is a recipe for disaster.
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Crop burning combined with colder air is a recipe for disaster.
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But that sounds like a recipe for disaster in our book.
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And that, argues a new paper, is a recipe for disaster.
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This isn't necessarily a recipe for disaster, in the right circumstances.
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The Trump Doctrine of willful ignorance is a recipe for disaster.
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I suggest that a rotisserie chicken is a recipe for disaster.
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Not letting a dragon rest, however, is a recipe for disaster.
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They are afraid a spinoff could be a recipe for disaster.
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That, perhaps not surprisingly, turned out to be a recipe for disaster.
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Given this host's past history, this seems like a recipe for disaster.
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It is a recipe for disaster and a hastening of its decline.
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More drilling combined with more storms is a predictable recipe for disaster.
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Insufficient exercise coupled with poor food choices is a recipe for disaster.
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Combine the two and you have a recipe for disaster, frugally speaking.
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They are poor and desperate, and that is a recipe for disaster.
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And betting against this bull market has been a recipe for disaster.
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Amplifying your interest in certain subject matters can be a recipe for disaster.
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Tammy Bruce: &aposAbolish ICE&apos narrative is a recipe for disaster for Democrats .
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"Many responsible gun owners say this is a recipe for disaster," Clowney said.
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"It really is a recipe for disaster," she told the talk show host.
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Allowing the opposition to dictate the play is usually a recipe for disaster.
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Will signing a new lease later this month be a recipe for disaster?
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Even this far ahead, I knew I was creating a recipe for disaster.
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Complacency is rooted in apathy, conformity, ignorance and denial — a recipe for disaster.
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Introducing free-market democracy in these circumstances can be a recipe for disaster.
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Adding racism, intolerance and bigotry to the mix is a recipe for disaster.
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When someone encounters a police officer like that, it's a recipe for disaster.
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But public-private partnerships without strong public management are a recipe for disaster.
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Take away the human driver, and you've got a potential recipe for disaster.
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And, in Newell's case, not knowing the precise amount is a recipe for disaster.
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But don't ever give a dog human headache medicine—that's a recipe for disaster.
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The proposal, which fails at safeguarding rights or safety, is a recipe for disaster.
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To start as a new but divided country would be a recipe for disaster.
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Coupled with Brazil's worst recession since the 1930s, and it's a recipe for disaster.
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At 56A, we have the clue "Very bad plan," which is RECIPE FOR DISASTER.
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"Trump picking a Supreme Court nominee is a guaranteed recipe for disaster," he said.
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When hand-picked industry executives chair self-regulating committees, it's a recipe for disaster.
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"In the digital world, [that paradigm] is a recipe for disaster," says Mazzanti bluntly.
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Turning a gainfully-employed defendant into an unemployed, desperate felon is a recipe for disaster.
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Regularly meeting up with someone you still have feelings for is a recipe for disaster.
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This is a recipe for disaster because democracies depend on the ability to reason together.
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Choosing certain, known unhappiness over potential happiness because of fear is a recipe for disaster.
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"When competition filters into making the rules themselves, it's a recipe for disaster," he said.
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And racking up high-interest debt that you can't afford is a recipe for disaster.
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It's a set of rules that sounds like a recipe for disaster or, maybe, genius.
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You put people not in good health in that situation, it's a recipe for disaster.
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But adding a flavor to a dangerous product like tobacco is a recipe for disaster.
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They register a perceived lack of enthusiasm and tightening polls as a recipe for disaster.
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With hundreds of thousands of people attending SXSW, this sounded like a recipe for disaster.
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And perhaps more importantly, swinging around real sporting equipment blind could be a recipe for disaster.
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Recipe for Disaster That part we can control is heavily dependent on our experiences and worldview.
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In Moore and Gibbons' version of Watchmen, giving someone unrestrained authority is a recipe for disaster.
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And peddling equality when it doesn't exist at the brand itself is a recipe for disaster.
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So bringing someone into that environment, and into unknown territory, can be a recipe for disaster.
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Our bags were filled to the brim with beer and liquor: the perfect recipe for disaster.
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"In sum, it's a recipe for disaster, and I can't and won't be part of it."
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And the idea of autonomous aircraft would probably strike most passengers as a recipe for disaster.
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Allowing the ethics committees to review settlements and determine their legitimacy is a recipe for disaster.
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Lastly, stonewalling or blocking off conversation between you and your partner is a recipe for disaster.
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The pilot's mother wants him to fly low and slow, but that's a recipe for disaster.
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"It sounds like a recipe for disaster, but not every student drives everyday," Mr. Winters said.
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But to the uninitiated looking to give cold brew a shot, it's a recipe for disaster.
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Wall Street Journal reporter Michael Bender says that's been a recipe for disaster in the past.
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Sometimes improvisation can result in good things, but other times it is a recipe for disaster.
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Trying to make static and perfect choices in a dynamic world is a recipe for disaster.
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" She told Pen News that the incident "could have been a recipe for disaster and serious injury.
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Heavier trains, as well as damaged and/or aging trains and tracks, are a recipe for disaster.
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So, yes, making deficit spending a habit to support your lifestyle can be a recipe for disaster.
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For the United States, South Korea and other players in the region, it's a recipe for disaster.
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"Government agents hacking into computers more frequently is a recipe for disaster," EFF wrote in a release.
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Having an additional tens of thousands of people Jacksonville was sure to be a recipe for disaster.
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It's usually a recipe for disaster to just do something with the intention of getting a specific reaction.
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California wildfire It's the perfect recipe for disaster: five years of drought + searing heat + windy conditions = deadly wildfires.
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The Bachelor is heading into hometown dates, and host Chris Harrison calls the week a recipe for disaster.
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I just hadn't really paused and that's a recipe for disaster if you're carrying that kind of trauma.
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Trump's plan was always a recipe for disaster, and it played a large part in the Hanoi failure.
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"Not having a deadline going forward is a recipe for disaster if I've ever heard one," he said.
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Optimism is very important but striving for perfection without allowing yourself to fail is a recipe for disaster.
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Inviting real involvement in the day-to-day workings of an organization can be a recipe for disaster.
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But meanwhile, not talking to your own boss is pretty much a recipe for disaster under any circumstances.
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It's a recipe for disaster, which also turns out to be very same recipe for fabled party stories.
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At the same time, he was not wrong to argue that unbridled nationalism was a recipe for disaster.
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Shopping without a budget is a recipe for disaster, whether it's for holiday gifts or your Thanksgiving dinner.
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This looked to be a recipe for disaster, and it should have been, according to traditional campaign models.
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So many columns of nonsensical numbers, paired with dollar signs and tiny boxes is a recipe for disaster.
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Wall Street knows that allowing politicians to call the shots at the Fed is a recipe for disaster.
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The political and personal characteristics of these two leaders, inaugurated just days apart, are a recipe for disaster.
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Heading into retirement with debt could be a recipe for disaster, if you can't keep up with your obligations.
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That is a recipe for disaster in terms of creating distrust between the intelligence community and the Trump administration.
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"If you add alcohol and speed, it's a recipe for disaster," CHP spokesman David Hernandez said, KCRA 3 reports.
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This is, of course, a recipe for disaster, mostly because Winfried can't (or won't) curb his more impish instincts.
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This is a total recipe for disaster, and I have three pieces of electronics dead to show for it.
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"Taking on a larger mortgage payment than you can comfortably handle is a recipe for disaster," Bankrate's Kearns added.
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Carla Dik-Faber, a Christian Union member of parliament, said loosening the criteria would be a recipe for disaster.
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A pressurized environment, packed tight with corporate stress, is a recipe for disaster in a person with schizophrenia's mind.
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For the more than 1.7 million Americans diagnosed with cancer each year, this would be a recipe for disaster.
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Joe Biden going on a platform that adores Bernie Sanders and Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez is a recipe for disaster.
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Placing members of the Border Patrol's elite SWAT teams in densely populated cities sounds like a recipe for disaster.
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The Point: Bad headlines are usually a recipe for disaster for anyone not named Trump in the Trump administration.
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MINNEAPOLIS — Here it was, the first Final Four appearance for Texas Tech, and a recipe for disaster was unfolding.
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Lack of oversight at the top is a recipe for disaster, resulting in failure to properly enforce corporate governance.
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But buying one blindly instead of relying on an expert that handpicks individual securities could be a recipe for disaster.
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The slogan "repeal and replace Obamacare" could end up being a recipe for disaster if the "replace" part gets delayed.
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"Jumping into a down market without the ability to take advantage of it" is a recipe for disaster, Herjavec says.
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However, asking audiences to keep track of multiple movie Jokers at the same time seems like a recipe for disaster.
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Freezing temperatures and industrial activity may sound like a recipe for disaster, but sometimes, beautiful things come from strange places.
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But an increasingly bloated class of government employees in powerful unions and corporations seeking contracts is a recipe for disaster.
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The problem is that not working from a schedule is recipe for disaster, especially in our age of information overload.
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But as far as skincare is concerned, buying into the idea of a magical "perfecter" is a recipe for disaster.
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Nepal has no strict rules about who can climb Everest, and veteran climbers say that is a recipe for disaster.
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"This is a recipe for disaster, be it for the Turks, the Kurds or us," said a senior European diplomat.
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The current right-versus-left, no-compromise, winner-take-all approaches are a recipe for disaster-especially for religious freedom.
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It's not necessarily a recipe for disaster, but it's worth thinking about why you're suddenly so attracted to your ex.
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"When you match someone not fully coherent with a device that's not fully coherent, it's a recipe for disaster," Wang says.
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Doing all that physical activity on a full stomach after not having eaten for 15 hours is a recipe for disaster.
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In my experience, abruptly shutting down a computer with a spinning magnetic hard drive is almost always a recipe for disaster.
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" So many different mandates have been thrown at these schools, he writes, that "all we have is a recipe for disaster.
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The betting markets, of course, have the superior track record, and wagering against the Germans seems like a recipe for disaster.
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Too much money on incarceration and not enough money on public health has been a recipe for disaster in our communities.
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"That, to me, is a recipe for disaster," said Craig Seither, who owns Fort Thomas Drug Center in Fort Thomas, Kentucky.
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Combine this with our costly policies that allow illegal immigration across our southern border and you've got a recipe for disaster.
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Throw young kids (or even teens) into the mix and it can be a recipe for disaster—or, even worse, divorce.
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Then skip down to 87A's "Recipe that entails a lot of shaking (remember 56-Across)," swap RECIPE for DISASTER, and voilà!
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Pretty clear how that could ultimately be a recipe for disaster, even with all the laser lane markers in the world deployed.
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Although it is impossible to predict exactly when a crisis will occur, disregarding the general warning signs is a recipe for disaster.
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Unfortunately for Vicky, John's intent proves a recipe for disaster, and one far more potent than her attempt at a romantic rendezvous.
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Fortunately, it was also a rhetorical question, which everyone knows is a recipe for disaster if you're trying to prove a point.
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But adhering to that would have meant applying the standards of others to our own, personal relationship — surely a recipe for disaster.
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Now you see each other, and you just happen to be drunk, all your homeboys are there—it's a recipe for disaster.
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Take the charged language of AM radio, mix it with a little beer and politics, and you have a recipe for disaster.
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This careful recipe for disaster winds up feeling as overcooked as the roast that's drying up in the oven throughout the show.
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It was a recipe for disaster, and it was especially hard on their mother, Cathy, who just wanted them to get along.
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Not to even look at the security aspect of trying to deal with staffing shortages — it could be a recipe for disaster.
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But then they got lots of feedback, including from Trump himself, that repealing Obamacare without a replacement was a recipe for disaster.
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Mom's biggest excitement these days is taking sculpting classes at the local Y, so an exotic getaway is the perfect recipe for disaster.
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"Scooters go 15 miles per hour, so it's a recipe for disaster if you don't dedicate a space on the road," he says.
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Throw this week's Thursday Night Football offering into this environment that is so hostile to good football, and it's a recipe for disaster.
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And when you toss a once-in-a-century event like a total solar eclipse into the mix, it's a recipe for disaster.
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Doing nothing while waiting for a "better" agreement is a recipe for disaster: We could lose New START and fail to replace it.
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To many, the idea of 10 small children serving as bridesmaids and page boys at a wedding sounds like a recipe for disaster.
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A spaceship floating through the outer reaches of space to make contact with an alien craft already sounds like a recipe for disaster.
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But as a strategy for governing the country, Trump's habit of cocooning himself against bad news is a self-defeating recipe for disaster.
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"I was increasingly concerned that LGBT people were becoming very self interested, very myopic, and that is a recipe for disaster," he explains.
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In this case, Dalio thinks the flawed idea that borrowing and buying in markets will continue unimpeded unintentionally creates a recipe for disaster.
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"Increasing resistance plus increasing disease rates is a recipe for disaster," said David Harvey, executive director of the National Coalition of STD Directors.
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Chicago Cubs Quick Comment: This is everyone's pick to win the World Series and that has never been a recipe for disaster before.
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It sounds like a recipe for disaster, but for those of us who make the pilgrimage over there every year, it's pure magic.
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Still, the brute-force approach summarized in President Trump's call to eliminate two regulations for every one enacted is a recipe for disaster.
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Ahead of the storm, former FEMA director Michael Brown cautioned a powerful storm during an August recess could be a recipe for disaster.
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"If you're polling in the low single digits and you're not raising resources, I mean it's clearly a recipe for disaster," Gonzalez said.
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"If you're polling in the low single digits and you're not raising resources, I mean, it's clearly a recipe for disaster," Gonzalez said.
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Also, players can easily save and share their AR videos of shooting guns at real people on social media — a potential recipe for disaster.
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Add a pinch of family and a sprinkle of holidays to the mix, and the impending Thanksgiving dinner can become a recipe for disaster.
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It seems increasingly evident that the Games were not simply mismanaged, but rather were from the start a predictable and inevitable recipe for disaster.
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These winds, combined with near-record dry conditions and heavily populated areas located near combustible hills and forested land are a recipe for disaster.
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Putting someone in a brain scanner—which can be claustrophobic and noisy— who has never done LSD before sounds like a recipe for disaster.
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Given that two hate groups with opposing viewpoints will be armed and cramped in close quarters is a recipe for disaster, said activist Penley.
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But, for beachgoers soaking up the sun during the warm summer months, wearing anything made of metal is pretty much a recipe for disaster.
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Spielberg classic Jurassic Park taught us that the existence of prehistoric creatures in the modern-day world would probably be a recipe for disaster.
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You can't just revise that target up like a lot of the analysts do because that's a recipe for disaster and lacks any rigor.
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As many artists and writers recognized, Venezuela's reliance on oil to drive its economy was a recipe for disaster, as the past decade has proven.
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Pfeffer argues that we consistently give power to the wrong people … and even when we get it right, authenticity may be a recipe for disaster.
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Letting users keep the only key to access their digital identities is a recipe for disaster the moment someone forgets their password or pass away.
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Mix this with ratings from users who have never used the news source but have an opinion anyway, and this is a recipe for disaster.
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Pair that with buildings designed to resist the strong winds of tornados, not the shaking foundations of earthquakes, and you've got a recipe for disaster.
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"When you add hopelessness and unemployment and lack of education on top of all that, it's kind of like a recipe for disaster," she says.
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Others will argue that a bank run by the government, or even by a quasi-government agency like the USPS, is a recipe for disaster.
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There remains a narrow window of opportunity to kick into gear — and dragging our feet, as we're known to do, is a recipe for disaster.
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"If implemented, the 5-Star/League program is a recipe for disaster as there's not hint of fiscal discipline," he said, asking not be named.
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It's a game that relies entirely on the player to suss out what's next, which, again, is usually a recipe for disaster for yours truly.
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Op-Ed Contributors Arkansas's plan to execute eight men in 11 days next month is a recipe for disaster, one entirely of the state's making.
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If you add into the mix economic uncertainty and chaos, perceived problems with migration and cultural shifts, you have a recipe for disaster, for sure.
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It's a recipe for disaster that's compounded by the fact that, as The Register noted, a solution to the vulnerabilities would necessitate slowing down the processors.
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"This is a recipe for disaster," A. Ashley Tabaddor, an immigration judge in Los Angeles and president of the National Association of Immigration Judges told WSJ.
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While a split of 50-503 or 25-25-25-25 might appear to be the fairest arrangement, in most cases, it's a recipe for disaster.
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Asking someone who eats out every night to suddenly cut their dining budget down to $200 per month, for example, might be a recipe for disaster.
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Giving $100 million to nonprofits based on little provided information and then letting them run with it sounds, on its face, like a recipe for disaster.
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"Right now, we have a position that has a tremendous amount of authority, with low accountability — which is always an inevitable recipe for disaster," Oliver says.
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Mr. Zhou asks us to follow a total of six steps to produce what ultimately becomes A RECIPE FOR DISASTER, which is the revealer at 106A.
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As popular as it was, a mix of poor leadership and competition from Netflix, Redbox, and on-demand video was a recipe for disaster for Blockbuster.
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While it can be a recipe for disaster if done hastily or for the wrong reasons, getting back together isn't always an Emoji Movie-level terrible idea.
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Therefore, "everyone is a customer, nobody a worker" is a recipe for disaster, it will dissolve societies because the interpersonal commitments and thus the personal stakes evaporate.
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Google substituted "send and archive" — which many people use habitually and click on without a second thought — for 'MicDrop,' making it a recipe for disaster for many.
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The low-earth orbit is smaller than we think, and low-quality satellites prone to failure, or overlapping constellations with intertwining satellites, is a recipe for disaster.
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"Rising global crude supply coupled with worrying signs of slowing demand have written a recipe for disaster for the oil markets," Otunuga wrote to clients on Friday.
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In other words, investors were fervently crowding the winning stocks and abandoning the losing stocks in a rare manner that, in hindsight, was a recipe for disaster.
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CreditCreditMatthew Williams For most couples, attempting a gut renovation of a historic home in a matter of months — while expecting twins — is a surefire recipe for disaster.
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Arriving at the first stop on your digital nomad journey with no money, no job, and no idea how to get one is a recipe for disaster.
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There are lots and lots of longtime Democratic political professionals who believe that nominating a self-proclaimed democratic socialist is a recipe for disaster for their side.
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Add a love for populism and demagogic leaders, and mix in modern elements like social media and fake news, and you have the perfect recipe for disaster.
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Some experts say that could be a recipe for disaster for insurance companies if they don't have a steady pool of patients now required to sign up.
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"When it's warm out and dry, it just is a recipe for disaster," said Lynnette Round, a spokeswoman for the California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection.
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Cutting off half the city&aposs water supply for up to eight months sounds like a recipe for disaster, but the environmental agency has been preparing for years.
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"An attacker having partial address information and combining it with partial Social Security numbers information is a recipe for disaster," said Jessy Irwin, head of security at Tendermint.
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MySpace and Xanga as we know them are gone, Facebook is overrun with olds, and tweeting an earnest song lyric on Twitter (hell) is a recipe for disaster.
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Blitzscaling doesn't endorse breaking the law, of course, but this whole idea of consciously letting fires burn is a recipe for disaster in today's financial services sector, right?
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Allowing an industry that runs against this trend to continue to use a credit card that relies on taxpayers as a financial backstop is a recipe for disaster.
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It's a tough job and that is not the time to have a loaded weapon around a lot of kids and teachers... [it's] just a recipe for disaster.
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When they began this year losing four of their first five (along with their catcher and shortstop), it looked as if it might be a recipe for disaster.
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"Jared Kushner on his personal phone using a free commercial service that is connected to a company with huge security breaches is a recipe for disaster," Shuman said.
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Slick artificial-intelligence algorithms depend on data, and creeping authoritarianism around the world means that the collection of vast quantities of data may be a recipe for disaster.
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Besides, if there's anything we learned from watching and reading about Westeros, it's that trying to rule a fantasy kingdom all on your lonesome is a recipe for disaster.
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Add the fact that the vulva is made from some of the most sensitive skin on the body, and a hot food reaction can be a recipe for disaster.
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Controls are obviously the most important aspect of playing Fortnite on an iPhone; replacing a gamepad or mouse and keyboard with a touchscreen is usually a recipe for disaster.
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Throw in a little stress, some chafing winds, a dip in temperature, or exposure to harsh chemicals, and you — like me — have a recipe for disaster on your hands.
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Being a nonsmoker and living in a dorm with roommates who all smoke can be a recipe for disaster — especially when they see no issue with lighting up inside.
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Combined with a general stigma that surrounds mental illness and a lack of access to mental health care in a lot of rural communities, it's a recipe for disaster.
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"To allow such a massive increase of these drugs in agriculture is a recipe for disaster," said Steven Roach, a senior analyst for the advocacy group Keep Antibiotics Working.
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Combining that decline with prescription drug abuse, he said, is "a recipe for disaster," referring to transmissions of HIV and hepatitis as well as other STDs, such as syphilis.
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Moreover, demands for massive new entitlements that would cost trillions of dollars is a recipe for disaster, especially as the left continues to encourage both legal and illegal immigration.
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This is a recipe for disaster, and I'm prepared to use whatever tools I have at my disposal to try to force Congress to weigh in on this question.
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Now, the proposal has come under criticism by some who agree with the DOT, arguing that allowing younger drivers behind the wheel of a truck is a recipe for disaster.
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But what if you and the missus signed up for a nine-hour…Read more ReadNot as much a recipe as a way to avoid becoming a recipe for disaster.
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The deal was "a recipe for disaster, a disaster for our region, a disaster for the peace of the world," Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said in praising Trump's decision.
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"Leaving the protection of Native American sacred sites, outdoor recreation destinations, and natural wonders to the goodwill of polluting industries is a recipe for disaster," Sierra's head Michael Brune said.
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Opponents argue that giving guns to young people who are still learning to make responsible decisions — and are often soaked in alcohol, testosterone or both — is a recipe for disaster.
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Now, all Democrats and a few Republicans don't agree on either health care or tax policy, a recipe for disaster when it comes to reform, the "Mad Money" host said.
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This may sound like a recipe for disaster, but dating someone who's completely different from yourself can be refreshing — and a welcome break from your particular way of viewing the world.
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That is a recipe for disaster as the most recent election results just showed and as we try to get things done in the next Congress and with the next President.
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Finally, tell us more about what you think: — The authors write: Nepal has no strict rules about who can climb Everest, and veteran climbers say that is a recipe for disaster.
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But, broadly speaking, you are talking about sending tens of thousands of people into a situation with very weak rule of law and tons of cash transactions — a recipe for disaster.
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Right now, (the Jets) are firing from all cylinders and they play great and we did not at all, so that's a recipe for disaster and we've got to move on.
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"Rolling back drilling safety standards while expanding offshore leasing is a recipe for disaster," Miyoko Sakashita, director of the oceans program at the Center for Biological Diversity, said in a statement.
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JERUSALEM (Reuters) - Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Tuesday hailed U.S. President Donald Trump's decision to withdraw from an international nuclear agreement with Iran, saying it had been a "recipe for disaster".
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As for reality TV, there are a lot of people who feel doing a reality show is a recipe for disaster -- but Lamar says he wouldn't go back and change a thing.
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Add the numerous startups touting the AI label without the expertise to back it up, the big tech increasingly saying "we can build that internally," and we have a recipe for disaster.
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But by this point, they also can't radically change things, because getting too far away from the core of the show — the reason we started watching — is also a recipe for disaster.
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One thing is for sure: the rolling back of regulations mixed with the expansion of drilling sites is a recipe for disaster, the blame for which the Trump administration will certainly own.
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Financial advisors agree that writing call options when you don't own the underlying securities, or put options when you don't have the cash to fulfill the contract, is a recipe for disaster.
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If you design an algorithm to tell you the answer but expect the human to double check it, question it, and know when to override it, you're essentially creating a recipe for disaster.
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This is a recipe for disaster, particularly since Mr. Trump has amply demonstrated his refusal to prepare for critical meetings, stick to a script, or avoid costly own-goals in his foreign engagements.
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In the past, this would have been a recipe for disaster — jacking up the megapixel count often made photos look worse, not better, as the smaller pixels resulted in less light-gathering ability.
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Couple low sales and the possible impact of recent regulation changes in China, which have put restrictions on the types of outside investments Chinese companies can make, and you have a recipe for disaster.
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"Combining nuclear warheads with ballistic missile technology in the hands of a volatile leader like Kim Jong Un is a recipe for disaster," Harris told the Sasakawa Peace Foundation, referring to North Korea's leader.
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The most important of these zombies is the "supply side" insistence that cutting taxes on the rich reliably produces economic miracles, and conversely that raising taxes on the rich is a recipe for disaster.
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But setting aside for a moment that we are almost certainly being trolled by our own unhinged simulation prison, this Gen Z spin on "Netflix and chill" seems like a potential recipe for disaster.
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As the Atlantic reported in 2015, the blue-tinged bright light of a smartphone screen signals to the brain that it's morning, which is a recipe for disaster if you're trying to get to sleep.
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Such communication issues would be a recipe for disaster for most golfers — 18 holes of uncomfortable silence, botched yardages and missed reads, but for the introverted Park it was probably a match made in heaven.
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Sir Vince's position is so desperate that he is talking about changing the party's rules so that he can be succeeded by somebody who isn't an MP, a recipe for disaster in a parliamentary system.
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Wordplay MONDAY PUZZLE — Yesterday, Andrew Zhou served us a "recipe for disaster," but today we make the best of a new solving week with a much more upbeat puzzle by Jeff Chen and Seth Geltman.
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Combine that with the fact that in 2018 we'll likely start seeing vendors enabling people to customize the trigger word for these various assistants to start listening and, well, it's a quick recipe for disaster.
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Oreos somehow taste even better when they have some moisture, but dunking one in your tea is a recipe for disaster; it will both muddy your tea and leave a pile of soot in your cup.
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"Women are really mean to short men — that's one thing I've learned," Cohen told EW. He learned this because the couples apparently rate each others' looks on the show, which sounds like a recipe for disaster.
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This recipe for disaster recurs throughout history, and the only way to stop it is for everyone to learn about the unsuccessful attempts at revolution, so as not to repeat those mistakes in their current struggles.
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We just didn't get the rain again this year, so it's already brown, the moisture's very low, so anytime you have somebody or kids even playing with these flamethrowers, it's going to be a recipe for disaster.
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"It's a recipe for disaster that around 60 North Atlantic right whales have been spotted near Nantucket Island, an area with voluntary boat speed restrictions, with one already entangled," Oceana fisheries campaign manager Gib Brogan told CNN.
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American families are taking on enormous debt to maintain their middle-class status, a potential recipe for disaster if the economy takes a sharp downward turn, AnnaMaria Andriotis, Ken Brown and Shane Shifflett of the WSJ report.
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American families are taking on enormous debt to maintain their middle-class status, a potential recipe for disaster if the economy takes a sharp downward turn, AnnaMaria Andriotis, Ken Brown and Shane Shifflett of the WSJ report.
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Sending the children back with just a cursory hearing is "a recipe for disaster in terms of returning people to danger," said Wendy Young, the president of Kids in Need of Defense, a group that aids young refugees.
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It seems that modern monetary theory is not so much a recipe for disaster as it is a not entirely original series of ideas that are not well defined or well integrated, and whose implications have been exaggerated.
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Most lithium-ion electrolytes are a mix of flammable lithium salts and toxic liquids, which means that "in today's lithium-ion chemistry you have a recipe for disaster," says Jeff Maranchi, the materials science program manager at APL.
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Putting a curved display the size of seven iPads right under the windshield is crazy enough, but expecting the driver to use a tablet-like touchscreen in the center of the steering wheel sounds like a recipe for disaster.
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While a Scorpio like Katy Perry—comfortable in her sexuality, fun and in your face—would seem like a fine pick for someone like Drake, that is truly a recipe for disaster because Scorpios love to destroy each other.
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But the gulf between Americans' inordinate fear of ISIS and al Qaeda and the reality means this particularly pervasive opinion could force U.S leaders towards policy decisions informed more by emotion than cogent strategic analysis—a recipe for disaster.
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"This will go down in history as an eloquently delivered eulogy to the two-state formula, which is in itself a recipe for disaster," said Oded Revivi, the chief foreign envoy of the Yesha Council, which represents Israeli settlers.
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"It's really a recipe for disaster, for increasing disaster risk - and it reinforces the need for us to get out ahead of this with effective planning," said Robert Glasser, head of the U.N. Office for Disaster Risk Reduction (UNISDR).
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Nailing the best man speech is a delicate art form: Public speaking is never fun, and when you mix that in with liquor consumption and parental figures you don't know that well, it's a recipe for disaster for the underprepared.
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President Donald Trump's spending reform agenda could turn out to be a "recipe for disaster" and a significant risk to the U.S. economy if more attention is not paid to the implementation process, NYU finance professor Edward Altman has warned.
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Caroline Fredrickson, president of the liberal American Constitution Society, said it appears the justices were trying to give a little bit to both sides with their decision in the case, but may have created a recipe for disaster in doing so.
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Not only are the Buffalo Bills and Pittsburgh Steelers at much greater risk of bodily injury, they're at greater risk of concussion, too: heads bouncing off that hard, cold surface with half its infill missing is a recipe for disaster.
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"It got to the point where I was already feeling miserable because the intestinal issues, and plus the self-added guilt of not getting myself to the gym or eating as healthily as possible, it was a recipe for disaster," he said.
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And putting artificial intelligence in charge may be a recipe for disaster: when Facebook recently moved to automate its "trending" news section, it promoted a fake news story which claimed that Fox News had fired an anchor, Megyn Kelly, for being a "traitor".
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"The proliferation of these fighting forces is a recipe for disaster for Yemeni civilians who have already been killed in their thousands, while millions more are on the brink of famine as a direct result of the war," the human rights group said.
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The union, in a letter to the media on Monday, urged the government to allow the RBI to do its job in an "unfettered way" and warned that undermining the central bank's autonomy is a "recipe for disaster and the government must desist".
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"The very formula that makes a successful pairs couple is the exact formula that is going to be a recipe for disaster in some cases or to look through the lens of today's society a little weird," Ross-Nash, 34, a copywriter, said.
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"The very formula that makes a successful pairs couple is the exact formula that is going to be a recipe for disaster in some cases or to look through the lens of today's society a little weird," Ross-Nash, 34, a copywriter, said.
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"The massive amount of kids on there are more "monkey see monkey do," so the constant negative influence on the app mixed with a large amount of children too young to even be on the app in the first place, is a recipe for disaster."
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"Selling $1.15 billion in tanks, guns, ammunition, and more to a country with a poor human rights record embroiled in a bitter war is a recipe for disaster and an escalation of an ongoing arms race in the region," Paul said in a statement.
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"That, to me, is a recipe for disaster," said Craig Seither, who owns Fort Thomas Drug Center in Fort Thomas, Ky. Mary Furman, a retired medical social worker in Charlotte, N.C., takes the drug celecoxib, the generic version of Celebrex, to treat her rheumatoid arthritis.
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Add to this a change in user expectation and you have a recipe for disaster: where once it was perfectly acceptable to post a reply on a forum and wait for an administrator to approve it, this would be utterly unthinkable to most people in 2017.
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"There is no doubt Rex Tillerson is a successful businessman and a very smart person," Murphy said, "but he has proven, many times, his willingness to put oil profits before national interests and handing him the keys of US foreign policy is a recipe for disaster."
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For example, ships may decide not to employ armed guards and reroute closer to the Somali shore line as a cost-cutting measure now that the waters are deemed more safe, making the vessels more vulnerable to a potential assault should trends reverse — a recipe for disaster.
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That is almost always a recipe for disaster, and even in the case of, say, The Leftovers — where many problems that viewers had with Damon Lindelof's earlier series Lost were read into his new one — it took a while for many viewers to forgive and forget.
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"You've got a lot of fuel, you've got dead and dying trees, and a lot of hot weather — and it's a recipe for disaster," said Assemblyman Jim Wood of Healdsburg in Sonoma County, a member of the Senate and Assembly conference committee on wildfire preparedness and response.
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That's a recipe for disaster given the 25 inches of rain expected to fall from Maria; according to the EPA, coal ash most frequently poses human health risks when it gets wet, allowing toxins to leach from the ash and percolate into soil or drinking water.
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Couple that with the hostility, disrespect and disdain that Trump has used in speaking about women, African Americans, Latinos, Muslims, people with disabilities, nursing mothers, POWs and countless other Americans, and you definitely have a recipe for disaster brewing in the cauldron of putrid, poisonous political discourse.
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Continuing a movie series without the central characters is almost always a recipe for disaster — 20th Century Fox's failed effort to bring back the "Independence Day" franchise without Will Smith, for instance, or DreamWorks Animation's futile effort to spin off a "Madagascar" movie with only the penguins.
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Subtitled "A Recipe for Disaster," volume two centers on the show's season finale, which is thrown into jeopardy when Peony is kidnapped and forced to compete in another, rougher space-food competition called Cannibal Coliseum (you can probably guess what happens to the losers on that show).
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The idea of rolling hundreds of tiny needles all over your face in the name of better skin may sound like a recipe for disaster — especially for those with dark complexions who, by nature, are more prone to showing signs of skin trauma like scars and dark spots.
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Molinari is the freshly-minted British Open champion and widely regarded as the most consistent ball-striker on the European Tour — an attribute that has paid huge dividends on the tight course where finding the rough, as the Americans all-too-often did, was a recipe for disaster.
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But according to Anjali Mahto, consultant dermatologist and author of The Skincare Bible: Your No-Nonsense Guide To Great Skin, many of us are making the mistake of overhauling our entire skin-care routine in one go — and this could be a recipe for disaster, especially if your skin is reactive.
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Whether that has taken the form of a belief in the American Century, which propelled the country throughout the 1900s, or the harsh strains of America First animating the current White House, the idea of exceptionalism has at times served American power but today, Sachs says, is a recipe for disaster.
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Implementing such a system for the entire web would likely be a recipe for disaster: it would be a boon for copyright trolls, would block legitimate material by accident, and would be so difficult to implement that it would stop smaller platforms (like rivals of Google) from getting their foot in the door.
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Here's a recipe for disaster: Take a movie star known for indulgent, self-destructive antics on and off the set, send him to rehab, turn his therapeutic writings into a score-settling screenplay centering on his relationship with his deeply troubled father, then produce the movie — with said actor playing his own dad.
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In making those results off-limits, the Defense Department has cited national security concerns, but the government could be hiding "negligence or misconduct in handling nuclear weapons," according to an expert interviewed by the AP. Add to this Trump's free-wheeling approach toward the nuclear arsenal, and you have a recipe for disaster.
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"The confluence of a 14 percent reduction, on top of a string of reductions of $900 million over the last eight years, with a promise of major tax reform later this year is a recipe for disaster at the country's most significant revenue-producing agency," said Lawrence B. Gibbs, a former I.R.S. commissioner.
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"Jared Kushner on his personal phone using a free commercial service that is connected to a company with huge security breaches is a recipe for disaster," Daniel Schuman, a former House staffer who chairs the Congressional Data Coalition, a nonprofit that aims to encourage smarter tech practices in Congress, told CNN at the time.
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But even the best, $1,000-plus horses (a pricey purchase in this game) can only go so fast, and taking them off road is often a recipe for disaster — especially since your horse is dead forever when it loses all its health, unless you happen to have a horse reviver tonic in your inventory.
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He even takes the reader back to the Biblical era, and explains the case of Abraham's alleged invention of circumcision to combat phimosis, a common penile ailment that bedeviled desert-dwelling folk in those days (open flowing robes, sand, dust, a lack of water for washing, and a pronounced lack of underwear was a recipe for disaster).
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Shady, underworld planet Pluto squaring off with trickster Mercury can really be a recipe for disaster if you or the people you're associating with are liars; but, if you've been on your best behavior and if you've been working with stand-up people, this could actually be a brilliant time to make big discoveries, ignite change, and talk about things on a deeper level.
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Chris MurphyChristopher (Chris) Scott MurphyOvernight Defense: US, Russia tensions grow over nuclear arms | Highlights from Esper's Asia trip | Trump strikes neutral tone on Hong Kong protests | General orders ethics review of special forces White House eyes September action plan for gun proposals Trump phoned Democratic senator to talk gun control MORE (D-Conn.), who is on the Foreign Relations Committee, called the nomination a "recipe for disaster" and urged senators to block him. Sen.
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Expanded public school choice without accountability, a policy preference of the far right, including U.S. Secretary of Education Betsy DeVosElizabeth (Betsy) Dee DeVosTrump aides pushed for states' ability to block migrant kids from enrolling in public schools: report Criminal justice reform should extend to student financial aid Buttigieg to Detroit audience: Don't judge Indiana by Pence and we won't judge Michigan by DeVos MORE, is a recipe for disaster as we have seen in places like Detroit.
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