In searing 40C heat a fuming Froome says his rivals are becoming "desperate" and are taking "uncalculated risks" after he comes close to crashing into a reckless Contador on the final pell-mell descent.
Beginning with choosing the untested and unprepared Sarah Palin for Vice President, McCain showed he liked to throw Hail Mary's and America wasn't interested in a president who would take those kinds of uncalculated risks with our country.
"I personally think teams are starting to get desperate now and therefore taking uncalculated risks," Froome told reporters.
"Teams are starting to get desperate and are taking uncalculated risks," he said, before warning that another dangerous descent, off Alpe D'Huez, awaits the riders tomorrow.
It's an uncalculated loss that so many talented people are no longer able to make New York their home.
"But one outcome is almost certain: extremism stands to benefit enormously from an uncalculated adventure in Iraq".
As a candidate for attorney general in 2006, he seldom took the bait dangled before him by opponents who hoped to trigger an uncalculated Cuomo eruption.
(This couldn't have been an uncalculated way to start turning around that nasty recent publicity about how her record label bought her out, even though her song was taped).
Writing several years ago in The Globe and Mail, the Toronto daily, another Canadian writer, Neil Bissoondath, said Mr. Findley was "a writer of prodigious talents who, through an uncalculated modesty, maintains the illusion that he is a simple spinner of tales".
Cheap prescriptions (less than half as dear as in England) cost the Scottish government £32m a year, free eye tests £67m, free personal and nursing care at home for the elderly £312m, and free meals for young primary-school children an uncalculated amount.
