Overwhelmed by storms of news and information?
Since then, the team has been caught up in a perfect storm of bad news: First, on May 13, rioting broke out during a victory ceremony held across the Seine River from the Eiffel Tower, which resulted in 32 people injured and 47 arrests.
He starred in the Alexander Payne-directed film as Matt King, a man struggling to navigate fatherhood through a storm of bad news.
The Alexander Payne-directed family drama stars George Clooney as a man struggling to navigate fatherhood through a storm of bad news.
On Friday evening, while Hurricane Harvey was about to make landfall, Trump used the opportunity to unleash a storm of other news, spurring questions about whether he deliberately timed the actions to keep the spotlight off them.
Bashing the press works really well at a GOP convention, but it has to be a short-term satisfaction considering the storm of bad news that is coming the way of the McCain/Palin ticket: such a public vetting is unprecedented (although the Clarence Thomas hearings come to mind) and it is hard to imagine what good Republicans think can come of it.
As a Category 4 hurricane rapidly approached the coast of Texas on Friday night ― causing millions to run for their lives and worry for their homes, their pets, their family photos, their property and their livelihoods ― President Donald Trump escaped to Camp David, where he unleashed his own storm of controversial news, seemingly hoping no one would notice.
But a few genes are perfect storms of bad news: high odds of developing a horrible condition that you can do nothing about.
From the HC-144, these things could be observed unaffected by the digital storms of cable news, by the tensions among government agencies, and by the intense criticism from Louisiana politicians — what Allen once described to me as "the irrationality of the parish presidents".
"European markets tumbled early this week in what one investor called a 'perfect storm' of bad economic news, dragging the U.S. stock market down with it".
