Asked what policy points he might be addressing in the negotiations, Winston launched instead into a tirade about "repulsive", "lazy", "awful", "error-littered" journalism.
Shifting Labels Re "Lost in the Shorthand" (March 14): I agree that turning generic descriptors such as moderate, liberal and conservative into nouns is lazy and often an error.
Eventually people began to realise the error of their lazy ways and, like a marvelous hobo revolution led by me, soon everyone was bobbing down picking up trash and doing their bit to save the planet.
He was robbed of possession before being tripped as the defender stuck out a leg in his lazy attempt to make amends for his error and Sutton was given the simple task of rolling the penalty into the net.
BDS achieves robustness by incorporating the concepts of absolute serialization and lazy processing, thus allowing pipelines to recover from errors.
A greedy algorithm and its improvements (including Cost-Effective Lazy Forward (CELF) algorithm) were developed to provide an approximation solution with errors bounded at (1 1/e).
"I was just lazy," she told investigators, when asked why she did not correct the error after becoming aware of it.
We also describe a number of techniques that increase the efficiency of the system based on lazy evaluation, use of floating-point filters, arbitrary floating-point arithmetic with error bounds, and lower-dimensional formulation of subproblems.
There's consensus on two points: "lazy journalists" have overplayed the contraception issue... and Romney has occasionally made unforced errors in language.
Since he only applies the fundamental attribution error to others, he can take governmental assistance because he, unlike such lazy or otherwise unsympathetic people, legitimately needs it.
