Whether the mortar rounds that killed the Afghans were a result of bad aim, bad orders or bad intentions remains to be determined.
21 and that a combination of bad aim and bad luck, including the path Brashear took, contributed to the seriousness of the incident.
But the coneis like a shotgun on the wall; it must erupt.All it takes is one dumb fuck, trigger-happy,with a six-pack and bad aim,to generate the spark that turns the world to flames.
There's no law that says a director has to reproduce the nuclear winter of Bergman's disillusion, and attempting to imagine a consensus between the Christian and Muslim world is no bad aim for a film-maker.
If someone is good at running, don't make them a sniper, make them an on field battler, or if someone can't run well, then make them a sniper or if someone has bad aim make them on field, not a sniper.
Meanwhile, the Kirchnerite governor of Buenos Aires, Daniel Scioli, split the justice and security ministry in two, appointing as head of the new security ministry a mayor famous for regretting his "bad aim" when he shot at two men who tried to burglarize his home.
Bare in mind an open rate of greater than 2% is doing not too bad, aim for higher, but that is a good open rate.
They had viewed Maddox on film and thought he had a weak arm, played nervous and had bad aim.
I can't help but "assume" things when it's used; once an impartial and positive identifier of social justice now reduced to a conservative weapon of speech that shoots rusted pellets with bad aim.
Judiciary counsel Peter McGrath described the bottle that Burgess threw with "some force" as a "missile" and said it was only through the prop's bad aim that it didn't hit Evans.
