Sentences with phrase «as a surprise to many»

This is not coming as a surprise to many who are in the know on the topic.

However, this won't come as a surprise to many of you.

This probably comes as no surprise to anyone who knows me even a little bit.

By now, it might not come as a surprise to learn that the company generates a strong capitalization rate on its properties.

Knowing what we do about how various groups line up politically, it probably does not come as a surprise to see a labor union contribute so heavily to progressive groups and causes.

Of course, you won't be taking great macros with these phones, but that shouldn't really come as a surprise to most people.

It would come as no surprise to find most people have sent out the same cover letter to prospective employers at one point or another.

It probably won't come as a surprise to hear there is a great deal of confusion around nutrition.

Two familiar names that should come as no surprise to fans that have been paying attention.

This will come as no surprise to readers of this blog.

Clearly ranked favorites have offered value when they're being ignored by public bettors, which should come as no surprise to anybody who has been reading this column throughout the season.

This probably comes as a surprise to nobody, but I initially bought black garlic as an impulse buy.

The news came as a surprise to everyone, and was joined by a slew of other announcements, some more exciting than others.

This likely comes as a surprise to parents who remember being told to delay allergy foods until infants were older.

None of this should come as a surprise to investors or anyone making long - term financial plans.

It will come as no surprise to long - time readers that, fairly consistently over the past two years, I have been saying something shocking and outrageous.

The ending came as no surprise to experts on romance scams.

It should come as no surprise to educators that the key to handling a crisis is homework.

The overall confidence in the island of such esteemed brands comes as no surprise to local real estate experts.

It doesn't come as a surprise to know that many players struggle with transferring training methods, practices and exercises from their international duties to their club team.

Closing costs, inspection fee and other expenses related to the home often come as a surprise to first time home buyers.

The decision did not come as a surprise to legal experts following the case, including a few attorneys who had argued other cases involving charter schools before the courts.

6 to 12 months After six months of nothing but breast milk or formula, it's understandable that new tastes come as a surprise to babies when solids are introduced.

This comes as no surprise to state court watchers; in fact, legislation targeting state courts for unpopular decisions is now commonplace.

This might come across as a surprise to you but I didn't own any bomber jacket so I thought of getting it for myself.

No fact proved as surprising to me as that!

In today's increasingly digital world, it should come as no surprise to prospective job candidates that online is the way to go for your career search.

This number may come as a surprise to cryptocurrency enthusiasts who have been following news on Chinese cryptocurrency regulations.

The statement comes as no surprise to Indian scientists.

That comes as no surprise to operators of online dating sites, she adds.

It should come as no surprise to y ’ all that I love color.

Are there aspects of the business that would come as a surprise to young women with dreams of getting into the industry?

However, there are some tidbits about eLearning professionals that may come as a surprise to online learners, and even some industry newcomers.

On the surface it would seem like all of this is going to come as a surprise to boosters who thought ebooks would replace traditional paper book publishing completely.

Funny how that comes as a surprise to so many, huh?

Although it may come as a surprise to kids when they see that their first paycheck is less than they actually earned, it can be the start of valuable lessons in financial planning.

This may come as no surprise to mortgage lenders.

Worst - case short - term scenarios do not come as a surprise to valuation - informed investors.

Leave interactive toys in different rooms as surprises to break up boredom during the day.

This news will come as no surprise to residents of the 19 countries that experienced record heat in 2010.

It often comes as a surprise to citizens when they realize just how vast the number and types of crimes that can result in loss of firearms rights truly are.

This unintended consequence came as a surprise to insurance companies.

This is the nature of development, so this shouldn't come as a surprise to Insiders.

Of course, that also means that this is an issue that won't come as a surprise to too many employers.

These findings come as no surprise to sex and marriage experts.

In some ways, these findings come as no surprise to anyone working with young people.

It certainly came as no surprise to learn that the younger the single, the higher the preference for texting while the older the single, the higher the preference for calling.

I have quite the obsession with chambray, so it probably comes as no surprise to see this dress on repeat.