The battery and price — although they're not too bad.
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So a 2% fall does not too bad at all.
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The sandwich is actually not too bad the next day!
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It's not too bad sounding but the artwork is bad.
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Today isn't exactly perfect, but it's not too bad either.
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Not too bad for the son of a peanut farmer.
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Credit unions and building societies are not too bad either.
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Oh, and he's not too bad to look at either!
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The upgrade process is not too bad for iOS devices.
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O.K., we have won Roland Garros — it's not too bad.
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Considering we spent three nights there, it's not too bad.
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But for a muggle sport we guess it's not too bad.
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Not too bad of a consolation prize, if you ask us.
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Not too bad, especially since it'll be covered by my FSA.
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Considering you're getting a celeb-approved outfit, that's not too bad.
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I gotta say, looking at them up close, not too bad.
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It's really not too bad on Mondays, it's more recap. Okay.
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It was about 24 hours round trip, so not too bad.
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But as far as stuff goes, kids, it's not too bad.
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"This is not too bad," he wrote to the company officials.
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"When it's wet, it's not too bad," Nicklaus told a news conference.
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The side effects were not too bad when I did it originally.
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It's not too bad but it's usually a full day of travel.
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Once the initial hurdles are cleared, it's not too bad to mod.
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"Not too bad," he rated himself while easily climbing the pool's ladder.
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It's on sale, so the total including shipping is not too bad.
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Turns out to only be $30, not too bad for one weekend.
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In the early 2000s the narcos had been around, but not too bad.
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Split that between 200 countries around the world, and it's not too bad.
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Only $2,650 a night, which is actually not too bad split 16 ways.
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He says it was a bit of an irritant but not too bad.
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Speeds are hit-or-miss, but mostly not too bad for a VPN.
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There's a little bit of a learning curve but it's not too bad.
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Yes, there are a bunch of forces there—but it's not too bad.
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NOT TOO BAD, MOOD MUSIC, FUN FACTS and SOLDIER ON are also lively.
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The controls are not too bad at all, with a fast and slow mode.
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Not too bad for someone who was voted "least likely to succeed" in school.
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"It's getting worse and worse," she said, "but I hope it's not too bad."
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It's not too bad and can be accomplished using pip like any other Python package.
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"It's not too bad, we are both working and we are busy humans," she explained.
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"For two weeks in, it's not too bad," said Danny Green, L.A.'s veteran swingman.
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Fuel economy is not too bad, at 21 mpg city, 27 highway, and 23 combined.
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They may subscribe to an app for $9.99 a month, thinking it's not too bad.
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Not too bad for two guys who've just barely turned the big 3-0, eh?
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It's not too bad, but not too good and it makes me miss Tim Gunn.
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But now, 265 percent, 6526 percent, if you can get (that), it's not too bad.
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Luckily, I fall back asleep after about 20 minutes this time, so not too bad.
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My inbox is not too bad surprisingly, so I prep for some meetings I have later.
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But in comparison to the Galaxy Fold, which costs a whopping $2,000, it's not too bad.
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That being said, I felt like the shakes were tasty and the bars not too bad.
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Salazar said he had some roof damage at his house, but it was not too bad.
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"Here, touch wood, it's not too bad," says a shopper in pearls and a silk scarf.
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If you compare that with the achievements of Mr Trump's predecessors, it is not too bad.
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That's a tough problem, but if I break it into tiny steps, it's not too bad.
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Thankfully, both parties are roughly in the same neighborhood so it's not too bad walking alone.
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"This is not too bad," said Carl R. Tannenbaum, chief economist of Northern Trust in Chicago.
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We make use of the porta-potties (not too bad, actually) and settle into the crowd.
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That's not too bad for an album that was uncertain to see the light of day.
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Collectively, all of this is called the "kill vehicle" and the range on it, not too bad.
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I just sort of thought - oh I've got this far - it's not too bad - let's carry on.
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Not too bad for the price – assuming you're game for the whole Windows smartphone experience, of course.
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"It's not too bad, but I think later it's coming, because it's still windy," Ms. Velasco said.
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He marked the first career start of Bills quarterback Josh Allen in the not-too-bad category.
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"With ASIC miners, right now things are still not too bad," Buterin wrote in the 2014 blog.
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Not too bad for a band whose reputation was built on intense touring and extended live jams.
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"Sure, it's pretty hot—but it's not too bad here in the shade, especially with that breeze blowing."
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It's not too bad, and we're all about saving money by cooking at home as often as possible.
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Not too bad for a band most famous for not being able to directly sing about farmyard shagging.
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On the front, it's just another phone with a waterdrop notch — nothing fancy but not too bad, either.
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He bumped into an elderly neighbor who asked how he was doing: "Not too bad," he told her.
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I decide that the absence of female characters is acceptable or not too bad and maybe narratively justifiable.
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"I guess there's not much to do but hunker down and hope it's not too bad," he said.
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And the fact that I got to stand holding him for a good minute was not too bad either.
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Not too bad considering the relative impossibility of making it out of Toronto without an OVO or XO cosign.
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"You testified this morning that the most embarrassing question involved — this is not too bad — women's large breasts," Sen.
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"You testified this morning that the most embarrassing question involved -- this is not too bad -- women's large breasts," Sen.
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It's milder too, so not too bad of a day, with highs in the upper 50s and gentle winds.
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"I've been through a bit of a rough patch, but I'm not too bad," Mr. Kirwan told the newspaper.
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He can field the ball, too, and is not too bad running the bases when not trotting around them.
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The song selection is definitely lean, but considering you can access it at no extra cost, it's not too bad.
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My family was not too bad off, but we were definitely in what you might call the Roseanne tax bracket.
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We got our Santa pictures there, we got our family Christmas card pictures there, so all-in, not too bad.
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"You testified this morning that the most embarrassing question involved --- this is not too bad -- women's large breasts," Specter said.
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Isaac: Sometimes making stuff for NBA players can be really nerve-wracking, but other times it&aposs not too bad.
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With the motor off, the Curt was just as heavy to get started but not too bad once up to speed.
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"The Kyle Busch School of Charm finished 1-2-23 today, so not too bad," said Busch, who led 88 laps.
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Classes can be as long as five hours, and I get paid about $40 an hour, so it's not too bad.
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Norway was losing, 2-0; most of their teammates felt, given the strength of their opponent, that was not too bad.
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The 45-minute classes will cost between £12 and £15; not too bad considering the money you'll save on your commute.
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Not too bad for cast-off, Ed.Sheeran shouldn't feel too bad, though, he won a Grammy last year for "Thinking Out Loud."
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If they are wearing the right dry suits or they got into a life raft, then the probability is not too bad.
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And that is not too bad, because our physical limits to growth continue to keep our (noninflationary) growth potential at 1.6 percent.
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" He remained optimistic, saying that he expects to see a more stable market emerge because the "underlying outlook is not too bad.
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As such, USDA's current predictions are nothing more than a simple trend, and this method is not too bad on the whole.
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Luckily, the day after our work parties, the office is pretty dead, so getting in by noon is actually not too bad.
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" That year, after a federal prosecutor highlighted 59 OxyContin-related deaths in one state, Mr. Sackler wrote: "This is not too bad.
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The average benefit to the top 0.1 percent is $309,960 — not as much as the other options, but not too bad either.
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If the next move is really difficult or uncertain, then it means you are in not too bad a position to begin with.
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You convince yourself that the pod coffee tastes not too bad and ignore how many pounds of garbage you're creating along the way.
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"So I'm lucky my situation despite looking very grim on the outside, because I'm from Iran, is actually not too bad," he said.
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If you are unfamiliar with spicy foods or if you're not a fan, this is not too bad in terms of spice level.
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My roommate comes out and we agree it's not too bad a burn, so I don't need to go to the ER or anything.
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I keep the adapter permanently attached to my earbuds with a microphone, which I use to make calls, and it's really not too bad.
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The Cat S61's photo is a little blurry and has an unnatural yellowish tint but is overall not too bad considering the conditions.
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"Not too bad," said the wardrobe mistress as she began to stuff an entire plastic dry cleaning bag into the top of my costume.
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"nah not too bad" — Roberto Carlos (@TheUniverseMan) December 17, 2017 17) So every night these girls gave me a time we were all heading out.
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"You testified this morning, in response to Senator Biden, that the most embarrassing question involved — this is not too bad — women's large breasts," he said.
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According to The Huffington Post, the renovation costs ran them between $60,000 and $70,000, which is not too bad when you see the amazing finished product.
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But while Boeing's performance remains under pressure, Melius Research analyst Carter Copeland told CNBC's "Squawk Box " that the results were not too bad considering the circumstances.
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"The read for Nokia is not too bad," analysts at UBS said in a note to clients, adding Ericsson's first-quarter problems looked mostly company specific.
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That's still not too bad if the intent is to show me scale: California has more sway than New York, which has more sway than Iowa.
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"It's not too bad at all, from the last time I pulled my hamstring," said Gsellman, who could be replaced by Rafael Montero in the rotation.
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It's not too bad, unless you start zooming in:These facts all demand we ask, why the heck did these Southern dentists store people's teeth inside of walls?
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"At the end of the day, the bond market bubble will eventually be the critical issue, but for the short term, it's not too bad," he said.
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Well, I've had men say I'm more exciting than white girls, which I take as a compliment rather than a racist insult, so that's not too bad.
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Then there's corporate tax reform — an issue where the plan being advanced by Paul Ryan, the House speaker, is actually not too bad, at least in principle.
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Time consuming sure, but not too bad when you get into the rhythm of it, and only have a handful of people to message rather than a hundred.
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"I've been through a bit of a rough patch but I'm not too bad," he told the Independent in 1993 after Fleetwood contacted the Missing Persons Bureau in London.
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It has a suggested retail value of $249.99 — not too bad for a really nice GPS, FWIW — but right now you can order one from Amazon for just $156.12.
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Working at the mall, as well as private and corporate events, can make a Santa up to $10,000 for the holiday season — not too bad for just over a month's work.
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Of course, at the end of the day, if a little name mispronunciation is the biggest problem the iPhone X has — that's not too bad in the great scheme of things.
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" The words in the sentence preceding the emoji might not be what you want to hear, but that's life, and it's really not too bad when you think about it. "🙂.
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A minute or so later, Jimmy said, 'Jesus H. Christ!' and Marjorie said, a little breathlessly, 'Don't let this go to your head, but as kissers go, you're not too bad.
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Plus, this is the first time I've had to take my car in for a problem, and I've had it for almost a year and a half, so it's not too bad.
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This is not too bad compared with much of Europe, but well behind America, where firms are more likely either to soar or crash, rather than plodding along as many British enterprises do.
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"In New York, it's hard to get a tennis court, and it's hard to find someone to play with who is the right level — not too good and not too bad," she explained.
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On his website, SatTrackCam Leiden (b)log, Langbroek wrote:My search orbit turned out to be not too bad: very close in sky track, and with the objects passing some 3 minutes early on the predictions.
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An informed ballot never tells you how the election will actually go down, so the untainted topline numbers showing that Bryce is down 46-40 to Ryan (still not too bad!) are far more informative.
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In Japan, for example, you'll pay only an extra $20 on the base cost of each handset (starting at 112,800 yen for 64GB), and Canada's not too bad either, adding an additional $80 on the price tag.
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Originally the Beitz couple had set a minimum 55,000 raffle tickets in order for the competition to be valid, which would place their total revenue from the AU$49 tickets at roughly AU$2.6 million — not too bad.
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I find a quiet corner in the lobby to check email and make a couple of calls before heading back to the main meeting room where a lunch buffet of fajitas and various salads is waiting — not too bad.
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That's not too bad from a wheelhouse point of view, and it was actually a relief to me that there were no SpongeBob clues in the puzzle, because you know I would have gotten those right off the bat.
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Recruit: You feel like the air&aposs attacking you but if you know how to just kind of take yourself into that moment, relax, and apply everything that the instructors have been telling you, it&aposs not too bad.
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"We have to drive five minutes into the Cove, so it's a bit inside, but we all have cars...so it's not too bad for me," said the 36-year-old mother of three, who did not wish to be named.
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Cedric Burgher, in his first public remarks since the $38 billion acquisition closed last week, told an EnerCom energy conference audience, the resulting debt burden was "not too bad," and pledged Occidental would be selective in choosing assets to sell.
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He was able to speak truth to power without crossing the line into open insurrection: He made black people feel good that he was there and saying what he was, and he made white people feel bad … but not too bad.
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He's clearly euphoric about the reception in his home city but carries it lightly, understated, "not too bad, eh?" little jokes, no monumental quotes worthy of standing as testimonial to his career but an unforgettable encounter with a great man.
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AMSTERDAM (Reuters) - The Netherlands' Prime Minister Mark Rutte on Tuesday said that Turkish sanctions against the Dutch government in the wake of a diplomatic clash were "not too bad" but were inappropriate as the Dutch have more to be angry about.
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LONDON — Darth Vader's outfit might look simple enough — and you could probably find a not-too-bad imitation of it in most fancy dress shops — but actually he's got a hell of a lot of technology stashed beneath that black cloak.
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I saw stars in the margins next to sentences like, "It's not too bad when the sun comes out, but the sun only comes out when it feels like coming out," as if that idea, in itself, were a flash of sunny brilliance.
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"There's a whole series of categories that are explicitly listed out, and as we look at ourselves and we score ourselves out there, it's not too bad but there's enough gaps in there that we need to tighten it up," Milley said.
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Inside, you'll get a Qualcomm Snapdragon 220 processor — not the best but not too bad, either — up to 6GB of RAM, and a 12-megapixel camera with some AI tricks, including scene recognition (similar to what we saw on the Huawei Mate 10 and the LG V30s).
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Spieth's long game on the front nine after that was not too bad, although he hit driver only once, a poor chip at the easy par-five fifth cost him a birdie and a three-putt bogey from 15 feet at the next added insult to injury.
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Not too bad, but it's in the sub-12 percent "lean" category that the magic happens: When my rectus abdominis becomes visible to the naked eye and not merely suggested under ideal lighting conditions, two days of eating very little and flexing until I nearly poop my pants.
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IN OTHER WORDS, INFLATION IS GOING TO ENTER INTO THE STAGNATION, AND AS I'VE BEEN ARGUING FOR A LONG TIME, WE ARE ALREADY MOVING INTO STAGFLATION, WHICH ACTUALLY FEELS BETTER THAN STAGNATION BECAUSE, FOR EXAMPLE, PROFIT MARGINS ARE MOVING UP. THE DATA FOR JANUARY ARE NOT TOO BAD.
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While some LGBT members have chosen to come out of the closet after they retired from Congress while others have decided to remain in the closet, Congress currently has seven openly gay members; this means slightly more than 6900% of the Congressional population represents the slightly less than 2628% of Americans who identify as LGBT – not perfect, but not too bad.
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So when I'm out on the street, I feel much better wearing ear plugs, but also with conventions, I wear ear plugs all the time, even if it's not that loud — if your initial reaction is that this is not too bad, after five hours, you start to get worn out, so if you have ear plugs, you're much more alert than everyone else.
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