The only problem thus far is that the reception in my office is hit-or-miss. |
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Short stories tend to be hit-or-miss, and even some of the stories found here didn't seem to grab or hold my attention. |
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The last of the six punchy paragraphs on the latter is fairly typical of Hamilton's hit-or-miss procedure throughout the book. |
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Zachery is generally punished for his bad behavior with time-outs, a parenting tool that is often a hit-or-miss proposition. |
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Her occasional sketches are hit-or-miss, best when they have some sly subtext. |
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In our opinion, the services provided in French to Manitobans by means of toll-free telephone lines are too often hit-or-miss. |
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Miller is a first-rate intellectual but an unreliably quirky, quixotically overcerebral, hit-or-miss director. |
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Also, modelled sound ray paths deeper than several hundred meters were frequently isolated and narrow, making direct ray impingements at an OBS a somewhat hit-or-miss process dependent on the precise deep sound speed profile. |
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This is a hit-or-miss proposition, though. |
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Since such children do not form a special social category in poverty eradication intervention programmes, their inclusion in Education for All efforts tends to be a hit-or-miss phenomenon. |
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This can be hit-or-miss for the beginner and very costly. |
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As long as there is no land route to the Otish Mountains massif, access to the sites offering accommodation will be something of a hit-or-miss proposition. |
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