United have not made a senior signing since Ferguson and the former chief executive David Gill were replaced by David Moyes and Ed Woodward respectively, but last week made what Everton described as "a derisory and insulting" £28m joint bid for Baines and Fellaini.
Prognosticators such as myself had long worried that Apple would cripple whatever it threw into the mobile market in order to keep it from cannibalizing its iPod-proper sales (just look at that insulting 100-song limit they imposed on the Motorola ROKR).
@LibyaLiberty @LouiseMensch So very insulting pic.twitter.com/ntETFg8RJK.
This time, instead of insulting 47% of the country, a younger Romney (who looks an awful lot like actor Joseph Cotten) goes on a misogynistic rant.
Verbal IPV was assessed by asking how often in the past 12 months their spouse was (1) insulting, (2) made a malicious remark, or (3) threatened them.
The most commonly reported negative behaviour (n = 45) was verbal abuse during ANC (n = 12) and childbirth (n = 35) – specifically shouting, scolding or use of insulting language [ 34– 37, 42– 48, 48, 51, 57, 59– 80].
If one side is defensive or angry, he/she may find that the use of humor by the other party is offensive or insulting [ 47, 48].
In this study, the fabrication of Au droplets was carried out on GaAs (111)A and semi-insulting (100) substrates in a pulsed laser deposition (PLD) system.
The mere mentioning of do you really see, what you think you are seeing in the video might prove to be insulting to 9 out of 10 people.
PNs may also feel more comfortable discussing and offering chlamydia testing in unrelated consultations, compared with GPs, who may fear "offending" or "insulting" patients [ 16, 35, 36].
