It is, of course, a woeful estimator, being very over-fitted: it has one parameter per observation, and no constraints.
Until I saw the Season 4 finale of Dexter last week, I had intended to note that Bad had the most shocking cliffhanger ending of the year, as the private pressure-cooker existence of woeful Walt White (the very deserving two-time Emmy winner Bryan Cranston) literally exploded in the skies above his community.
At No. 7 is John Calipari, who has in a very short time rebuilt the once-woeful Memphis program, winning an impressive 126 games in the last four years and making the championship games last year.
With Roger Lloyd-Pask an aristocraticallylly woeful Aguecheek, this is a very good production that reflects the shifting, opal-like colours of Shakespeare's mysterious comedy.
Our collective non-response to this cataclysmic reality now includes the introduction of a pathetic "climate bill," concocted by another woeful trio, in service to the very corporations that have brought us this lethal gusher.
The Devils had sent 19 not-very-threatening shots at him, and the otherwise woeful Sabres had a cushy two-goal lead.
This woeful lack of advertising for America's very best product means relatively few people know about it, at least judging by consumer behavior.
Japan has been able to finance its borrowing at very low interest rates, but getting a grip on its woeful public finances is crucial for its long-term future.Unfortunately, the political outlook is worse than the economic one.
More importantly almost all publishers ask for those rights for the whole lifetime of copyright with very limited possibilities of getting your rights back, even if sales are woeful.
Before considering the woeful state of the Astros — who on Tuesday night were very nearly on the wrong side of history, needing a ground-ball single with two outs in the ninth to break up a perfect game by the Rangers' pitcher Yu Darvish — we should pause a moment to give Rodriguez a break, if only this once.
