The hit-and-miss nature of this and other dishes left us feeling that experimentation had won out over common sense.
The trial results highlighted the hit-or-miss nature of efforts to develop devices that use electrical stimulation or magnetic fields to treat brain and nerve disorders.
Gilbert Welch, the medical-outcomes expert, thinks that we fail to understand the hit-or-miss nature of cancerous growth, and assume it to be a process that, in the absence of intervention, will eventually kill us.
The slow times in recent years could also be a fluctuation attributable to the hit-or-miss nature of breeding or track condition on Triple Crown days, as well as the quality of a particular foal crop.
He reckons that making family fare free of sex and violence is a shrewd business strategy too, and a way to cope with the notoriously hit-or-miss nature of the film industry.
Collecting three of the most acclaimed Xbox Live Arcade titles yet developed, Hits Collection offers some outstanding content for those wanting to avoid the occasionally hit-or-miss nature of online gaming and for a remarkably reasonable price.
Balado Airfield, Fri to 13 Jul, tinthepark.com JR A combination of poetic and doomed (Peter Doherty) and fashion-aware pseudo-yob (Carl Barât), the Libertines were perhaps always destined to be short-lived, although their gigs, given their entirely hit-and-miss nature, could either seem interminable or wouldn't take place at all.
A sense of precariousness pervades both the hit-or-miss nature of the archaeological enterprise ("the still-undiscovered capital city of Agade"; the "undeciphered language" of Harappan) and the fragile fate of these cities carved from the desert -- at least four different cities, each laid waste in turn, have stood on the site of Troy.
Most guys (I hope) could give two *bleeps* about that, hence the swing-and-miss nature of 99percentt of modern advertising.
I chalked up my first issue with the startup to the hit-or-miss nature of automated shopping services, and the learning curve required.
Which, when you think about it, really isn't that much considering the hit-and-miss nature of live hip-hop.
