It's about letting people know, as often as possible, that they are at the bottom of the heap, a problem, despised and feared themselves.
The fashion world has tended to heap such problems at Ms. Bailey's feet.
A little short on pepperoni, the Giro d'Italia sets off Saturday in Amsterdam to open the season of major bicycle stage races amid a heap of problems.
We often use these words before of and a plural noun: "a bunch of blogs," "a heap of problems," "a multitude of medicines".
It's pretty plain to everyone except council officials that what looks like a heap of problems is actually one: housing is too expensive.
Being the second man to walk on the moon in July 1969, stepping down from the landing craft 20 minutes after Neil Armstrong, gave him eternal name recognition, but it also brought a heap of problems in the decade that followed - alcoholism, depression, two divorces.
But this is just one of a heap of problems facing Josh Brolin's studio PR Eddie Mannix: Scarlett Johansson's pregnant starlet, Ralph Fiennes's snooty director and twin gossip columnists (both played by Tilda Swinton) are all acting up, too, in a superbly staged, wacky homage to the old ways of Tinseltown.
U.S. for-profit corporate hospitals are currently facing a heap of problems ranging from aggressive company strategies to industry-wide weaknesses.
The promotion will present him with a heap of problems, not the least of which are the ongoing investigations into the AOL Time Warner unit's possible improper accounting.
This creates a safe space for solutions to occur rather than a piling heap of problems based on misunderstandings.
