That's why we always take information with a
grain of salt.)
As the situation hots up for Netanyahu, taking his statements with usual
grain of salt is simply not enough.
Tucker, who still has nothing but love and respect for Westwood, takes the punk icon's criticism with a
grain of salt: "If it was anyone else I'd be upset, but with her, I'll take it." (VivienneWestwoodFilm.com)
Consider this: a
grain of salt weighs 58,500 nanograms.
"When it comes to pregnancy and parenting, I've taken advice with a
grain of salt -- everyone has their own style.
IBM's tiny computer is smaller than a coarse
grain of salt and reportedly costs less than ten cents to manufacture.
But he thinks Jesus tells him to say things." While anything said on those craftily edited reality TV shows should be taken with a
grain of salt, one wonders how Pence might answer if asked whether or not this were true.
24 (ANI): Turns out, tiny crystals, as small as a
grain of salt, can be used to predict volcanic eruptions.
"Ever since the blockade of Qatar started, fake news and propaganda have become rampant on social media so we have to be very careful about what we read and take everything with a
grain of salt," he added.
NCPERS has long argued that underfunding levels are calculated using highly politicized processes in many states and should be taken with a
grain of salt.
News rankings should be taken with a
grain of salt. Critics call the rankings too simplistic and say students and school administrators pay too much attention to them.
And you can take the support given him by Guv Sununu, who whitewashed FE's planned presence with a very hefty
grain of salt. "Showing up to an event is showing up to an event," the guv said.
That's higher than usual, but should be taken with a
grain of salt, as EPS is running about 8% lower than the same quarter last year.
According to Huffington Post's US website, Fiorina said that "I take the Iranian condemnation with a huge
grain of salt. This is a regime that tortures citizens routinely, that thinks nothing of executions, that still holds four Americans in jail."
A study published in November in Science Advances finds that we might have to take our assumptions about the mineral deposits with a
grain of salt. But let's start back at the beginning, with why dry-packing nuclear waste in salt became our go-to nuclear storage solution.
