Misses

Misses

Never misses.

He misses Boston.

Tom misses Boston.

Nobody misses me.

He misses his wife!

The answer misses the point.

I'm sure Meg misses him.

One misses the fatherland, becker.

She never misses a man.

GB's Tutton misses 200m breaststroke bronze

My mother never misses a train.

The logic of that completely misses me.

To me no one misses me here.

People remember the hits they forget the misses.

He never misses reading the papers every day.

All good clean fun, and who misses it?

I told you I've never been married. Near misses?

All my life it's been near misses with every guy.

Nobody misses when I'm at the end of the rope.

But in science, we have to keep track of the misses, not just the hits.

Little Jimmy is fine, but he misses his daddy almost as much as I do.

Nobody misses that dog I took a picture of on a Carmel beach a couple of weeks ago.

But this misses the point of protest movements. They are an expression of frustration with the electoral process.

But it, in some sense, misses the point namely, that fingers are a very, very high resolution input medium.

But to me, what's most baffling and most tragic about this is that it misses the whole point of being human.

However, such a comparison misses the point that, unlike such bodies, all Security Council members are members of the General Assembly.

Instead, investment and construction must be aligned with the future influx of urban dwellers. The ghost city critique misses this point entirely.

The Riodoce staff misses Valdez, the jokester who swore like a longshoreman, the friend generous with hugs and advice, a teacher who knew how to survive.

But this is, at best, a partial view that obscures as much as it reveals. In particular, it misses the crucial and growing importance of regional politics and institutions.

The emperor, alarmed, fires wildly and misses his mark. The sharpshooters hidden in the forest take aim and fire, only this time their target is not the bear, but Ceausescu himself.

But past efforts at building a global order have had their share of futility. Anyone familiar with the history of the Bretton Woods institutions knows that they experienced as many misses as hits.

Policymakers must periodically reassess their efforts and promptly abandon failures. There will be hits and misses, but, if officials consistently ask the right three questions, their chances of success will be much higher.

47. The United States launch planning is also affected by projections of the Collision Avoidance on Launch Program which warns of potential collisions or near misses for manned or man capable vehicles before they are launched.

In any case, arguments about the size of world oil reserves and when global production will peak misses the key security issue. The heart of the problem is not the overall quantity of oil, but its location.

And yet, in a fundamental way, the current debate about OMT misses the point. Rather than asking whether the ECB s mandate allows it nbsp to intervene in a debt crisis, EU leaders should be asking whether it should.

But this view misses the real reason why capital flowed into emerging markets over the last few years, and why the external accounts of so many of them have swung into deficit. The real culprit is the euro.

Germany worries that, without strict supervision of banks and budgets, it will be left holding the bag for its more profligate neighbors. But that misses the key point Spain, Ireland, and many other distressed countries ran budget surpluses before the crisis.

But this distinction misses the larger point the quality of policy matters much more than the level of economic development. Some financial systems in developed economies for example, in Australia, Canada, and Singapore have shown remarkable resilience, while others have gotten into trouble.

But this debate misses a crucial point the hypermarket model is itself under serious threat everywhere from online shopping. Consumers worldwide are finding that they can access virtually unlimited choice on the Internet including customized goods and services that big retailers simply cannot deliver.

No United States hypergolic stages following this procedure have inadvertently exploded. The United States launch planning is also affected by projections of the Collision Avoidance on Launch Program, which warns of potential collisions or near misses for manned or man capable vehicles before they are launched.

Not because it wasn't beautiful or anything, but because it misses the thing that most students fail to understand about molecular biology, and that is why is there any probability at all of two complex shapes finding each other just the right way so they combine together and be catalyzed?

Moreover, he never misses an opportunity to remind the world that Russia remains a major power, able and willing to act on behalf of its perceived interests. It is also possible that he sought to distract domestic attention from a shrinking economy and the rising cost of intervention in Ukraine.

Much of the current talk about the draft s various provisions thus misses the point. Regardless of whether the referendum succeeds or fails, and regardless of the details of the constitutional text, what is most important is the establishment of constitutional processes and institutions in Iraq, before and after the referendum.