I first became aware of these ludicrous enforcement practices in May 2003.
Kevin R. McNamara Houston, April 4, 2010 To the Editor: Michael J. Burry asks how Alan Greenspan missed the rampant abuses and ludicrous underwriting practices in the mortgage market.
War and Peace really comes into its own as an almost wonkish account of the ludicrous business practices that derailed the Roses.
To see how ludicrous this practice is, consider if these youths were adults.
No, as much as McCain's claim was incorrect, I believe that like the lie-filled attacks on Obama and the choice of Sarah Palin, McCain's affirmation that things are rosy with the nation's finances was a move that, on the surface, looks ludicrous, but, in practice, helps him accomplish his goal of getting elected to the presidency.
The same day a rambling, unshaven Bilic gave an alarmingly hangdog press conference, as the suggestion emerged he has been given two games to save his job, a ludicrous, unworkable scenario in practice.
Describing this as a "high risk" practice is ludicrous.
Tony Bradley says this of employers who are demanding that people surrender their Facebook credentials as a condition of being hired: "The practice is simply ludicrous, so don't be one of those employers".
The N.C.A.A. enforcement staff acknowledged to the University that if Nevin Shapiro, a convicted con man, said something more than once, it considered the allegation "corroborated"—an argument which is both ludicrous and counter to legal practice.
While I agree with his sentiment – programmers need to be aware of how much bandwidth they're sucking down – in practice the idea of "conservation" is ludicrous.
