Sentences with phrase «crumb of comfort»

Keeping the focus sharply on a clear and simple agenda is crucial, but there are crumbs of comfort for the PM.

The longer it persists, the more difficult it becomes to take crumbs of comfort from the fact you were capable of achieving a decent result.

The only crumb of comfort is that Ramsey isn't starting.

The fact that her great foe Heseltine ultimately lost out to John Major was a small crumb of comfort for the deposed leader.

I don't often listen to Arsene Wegner, but i do believe he for once might be telling the truth about Arsenal being active in the winter transfer market, and my belief stems from the fact that he is no longer in charge of recruitment, small crumbs of comfort I know, but any hint of his reign of terror coming to an end fills me with optimism and hope for brighter times are on the horizon.

The only crumb of comfort to cling to is spuds finishing higher than us and us winning the Europa League

«While there are some crumbs of comfort in the latest results from Under Armour, the numbers still give the impression of a brand that has run out of steam,» wrote Neil Saunders, managing director of GlobalData Retail, in a Tuesday research report.

For those of us who resist change the crumb of comfort is the knowledge that West Ham, as a club, remain as accident prone and unprofessional as they have always been.

Sadly they have not achieved this on the road all season and the only crumb of comfort I can find for Leicester backers is that their schedule to start the campaign on the road has been very tough.

Still, there is a crumb of comfort for Spurs fans â $ «the second leg is at White Hart Lane and they are now slight favourites to go through, as long as Wenger doesn't suddenly pull his first XI out of the bag at the last minute.

Despite the fact that the party came third and lost its deposit, Mr Grayling has found some crumbs of comfort.

There was a crumb of comfort for Labour as Cheryl said she would «not really» consider voting for David Cameron.

As a Conservative, I find a «crumb of comfort» in knowing that the former leader of the LibDems has started funding our target seats campaigns.

Perhaps the one crumb of comfort for Cameron, following the latest twist in the cash - for - access saga, is that he and Ed Miliband are distrusted in equal measure on whether they are honest and open about their relationships with those who fund their parties.

A crumb of comfort for Pluto fans is that it will now become the prototype of a new class of object.

Thankfully the gems which are used to pay for the saving privilege are plentiful in supply, and it won't take you too long to start farming and gathering up a decent amount of spares, so at least that's a small crumb of comfort.

Amid the dire - and somewhat overhyped - predictions of occupations that will be decimated by artificial intelligence and automation, there is one crumb of comfort.