In my opinion, I said, if this was not a policy that had been applied across the board in previous cases, it would create the unhappy impression that policy was being made up on the hoof in a case involving a police officer, The case was taken up by Neil Mann, aka @fieldproducer, and who like many, tweeted that it was a very strange decision by Warwickshire.
That in turn, created more unhappy customers.
Giving devolved responsibility but constraining local decision-making creates an unhappy compromise where accountabilities remain confused and unclear.
The BCA's actions had created the "unhappy impression" that it was "an endeavour by the BCA to silence one of its critics".
This moniker, by the way, is clear evidence of Big Food's ruinously deceptive marketing, as eating lots of them creates fat, unhappy people.In this section When profits go out of fashion Branded like Beckham Real men get waxed Second chances?
Yet Liverpool still found a way to win, even with Salah being substituted, and created an unhappy sense of deja vu for Thomas Tuchel, the PSG manager who also lost in stoppage time when he came here with Borussia Dortmund in the Europa League quarter-finals in 2016.
In a searing memo, which foresaw many of the weaknesses which led to her downfall nearly a decade later, Sir John Hoskyns warned Thatcher that she was breaking every rule of man-management and had created an "unhappy ship" which threatened her position.
Watching the top earners pull away more and more has created an unhappy and stressed-out generation.
Our repeated ignoring of frontline workers' own voices is, in my experience, creating an unhappy, disillusioned and disempowered set of individuals.
Lord Sutherland said such a high differential would "create a very unhappy atmosphere at Edinburgh and Saint Andrews," two Scottish universities popular with students from south of the border.
