He warned that the longer the inevitable was delayed, the more potential economic production would be lost and the greater the amount of good money that would be thrown after bad in the form of ever larger bailouts.
The brothers seem well and truly united and refocused on the family business, Castiel and Crowley both have a number of potential paths for character evolution next season, and we have a new and surprisingly creepy big bad in the form of Metatron.
The movie evokes fairy tales, like the big bad wolf in the form of a heart breaking theater critic; yes, there is a happy ending.
Local authorities struggling to cope with the scale of government imposed cuts are braced for further bad news in the form of George Osborne's spending review.
Working-class characters -- almost all of them victims of bad luck in the form of illness or accident -- drive their trucks over the hills of western Massachusetts searching for ways to make sense of fate.
Greg got the bad news in the form of a letter from the prosecutor, Daniel Hampton: "It is on that basis that the State of Indiana will be objecting to any modification in this case".
In fact, Dr. Loewenstein said, many people's emotional reactions to bad news, in the form of denial or avoidance, can register disproportionately to the severity of the crisis and cause long-term damage.
Perhaps National Community's apparently contradictory position can be reconciled by saying that it is distinguishing between good debt to buy a home and bad debt in the form of consumer credit.
"We have never been scared of sharing with the other person – or with the world – our flaws, our obsessions, our bad habits in the form of data," she says, adding that revealing such matters not only helps when it comes to tackling those habits, but also helps others to relate to the work.
(For example, hedge funds automatically filtering out bad data in the form of a negative value for trading volume, which can't be negative). On the other hand, encoding human language into a structured dataset is something that is just a tad too ambitious for a straightforward set of rules.
While accepting the contrary evidence, serious scientists may well hold on to a false theory, whether from unscientific prejudice, from a kind of theoretical inertia or from an honest misappraisal of the evidence as a whole.For those expecting certainty from science there is more bad news in the form of a related problem known as "underdetermination of theory by data".
