Daniel Hugill, Chair, National Association of Teachers of RE said: «It is of
little surprise to those of us who teach RS that it remains so popular amongst young people.
The apparent contradiction of these two descriptions comes as
little surprise to those of us in the scientific community.
What gives this title credence is that had it been revealed prior, we'd have known for a fact that Thanos leaves our heroes broken and defeated at the end of Infinity War, and while it's
little surprise to those of us who live and breathe comics, the average moviegoer likely wasn't expecting such a massive loss of life.
Not exact matches
Since I kept the rest
of my routine the same, it's not too far - fetched
to think that this
little, pretty vitamin is a pleasant
surprise for skeptics.
Depending on your product and services, sending
little gifts
of appreciation with elements
of surprise and delight
to your best customers can be a superb means
of telling them
to come back.
And, perhaps one
of the most
surprising causes
of afternoon fatigue is having too
little work
to do.
This task may seem too easy or even a
little silly, but you'll be
surprised by how calm you feel afterward and how much easier it is
to let go
of distracting thoughts that otherwise seem
to have lodged permanently inside your brain.
With
little success
to toast on the field or at the ballot box for that pair in recent years, it's not
surprising that champagne consumption is on the low end
of our list.
It may sound strange
to have
to go through every
little detail
of an idea that came from inside your own brain, but you will be
surprised how one question can send you spinning.
Toward the end
of the conversation, I had
to ask about his iPhone, which I was more than a
little surprised to see.
Dugan said there weren't any
surprises CMHC found when compiling the report, but he did spot «a
little bit
of a softening»
of market activity in Toronto and less
of a «spillover» in demand from the city
to neighbouring communities, including Hamilton.
You'd be
surprised how a
little fresh air and circulation — and the absence
of a computer — can spawn creative solutions
to the day's problems.»
I have long expected more organizations and startups
to build health and safety tools using technology, and I have been
surprised by how
little of what must be built has even been attempted.
But even with that backdrop
of investors pouring money into the market, «it's hard
to say I'm not a
little surprised,» said Jay Jacobs, director
of research at Global X Funds.
To some long - time watchers
of MBA education, there may be
little surprise seeing Harvard and Stanford at the top
of the rankings.
All applicants want
to show how their qualifications align with the position description, but for many roles it would be
surprising — and a
little fishy —
to find someone with the exact number
of years
of experience you're looking for, in the exact field, with the preferred degrees, and whose resume or cover letter states she's checked every single box.
If the company's goal is
to get every Canadian
to adopt a more active lifestyle, then it should come as
little to no
surprise that GoodLife's success has largely been built on the back
of avoiding the intimidating gym cliché
of Mr. Universe wannabes pumping iron, in favour
of a more open, welcoming environment.
Which explains why the Bank
of Canada's decision this week
to hold interest rates at 1 % for the sixth time in a row came as
little surprise.
«
Little surprises me in this business any more, but I was stunned that Bank
of England Chief Economist Andrew Haldane could state that property is likely
to be a better investment than pensions,» Edwards wrote on Wednesday.
My gut feel is this
little episode
of depreciation is close
to finishing but the fix this morning did
surprise me.
While the finding is
of little surprise to most business school observers, most admissions officials tend
to downplay the importance
of any one piece
of the MBA application.
So it was a
little bit more than
surprising to see a sudden burst
of optimism among potential homebuyers in a monthly sentiment survey from Fannie Mae.
Just a quick note
to say I was very glad and a
little surprised to see quite a number
of articles and commentaries on the problem
of Germany's large trade surplus.
As long as they face the prospect
of a
surprise attack by unaccountable «owners,» today's business leaders have
little choice but
to focus on the here and now.
The FOMC offered few
surprises for a market that looks like it wants
to do
little ahead
of tomorrow's Thanksgiving holiday.
As a result, as I got a
little older, it was probably no
surprise to anyone that I would spend the first 10 years or so
of my professional career in field sales — we called it outside sales at the time.
To the the
surprise of many, however, this has not been the case — the option - adjusted spread
of USD bonds has actually changed
little since January 1.
Chair Yellen has said very
little beyond the Framework, and, as the leader
of the Fed, keeping
to the official talking points is no
surprise.
It's
of little surprise that the name has proven so hot in the crypto world — «Lord
of the Rings» is, after all, the geek culture equivalent
to Shakespeare, and there's no lack
of geeks in the cryptocurrency community.
Those
surprised by the lack
of volatility in 2016 could prove
to have just been a
little early if the positive outcomes currently expected fail
to materialize and some
of these more troubling events do.
 The Harper government's decision last year
to write off every penny
of the auto aid and thus build it all into last year's deficit calculation (which I questioned at the time as curious and even misleading) has already been proven wrong. Since the money was already «written off» by Ottawa as a loss (on grounds that they had
little confidence it would be repaid — contradicting their own assurances at the same time that it was an «investment,» not a bail - out), any repayment will come as a gain that can be recorded in the budget on the revenue side. Jim Flaherty has learned from past Finance Ministers (especially Paul Martin) that it's always politically better
to make the budget situation look worse than it is (even when the bottom has fallen out
of the balance), thus positioning yourself
to triumphantly announce «
surprising good news» (due, no doubt,
to «careful fiscal management») down the road. The auto package could thus generate as much as $ 10 billion in «
surprising good news» for Ottawa in the years
to come (depending on the ultimate worth
of the public equity share).
This ban is a
little bit
surprising as Jack Dorsey, the CEO
of Twitter, is also the CEO
of Square, which has recently added Bitcoin trading
to its platform.
Tonight, I was a
little surprised to read the following tweets from Marc Lee, Senior Economist with the Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives (CCPA), and Co-Director
of the Climate Justice Project:
In view
of his approach
to solving the problems facing higher education, it's not
surprising that, although long a tenured professor at prestigious schools, Taylor evinces
little respect for academic disciplines.
It is more than a
little surprising to see it endorsed, even implicitly, by bishops
of the Catholic Church.
Because First Things is well - known for the highest level
of discourse on the subjects it considers, I'm a
little surprised to find myself here.
As you are a follower
of Luther and seem
to hold great stock in everything that he said, it is
of little surprise that you would think the Jewish people deserved their fate during the Holocaust, Theo.
To the surprise of everyone who knew about the strong evidence for the little ice age and the medieval climate optimum, the graph showed a nearly constant temperature from the year 1000 until about 150 years ago, when the temperature began to rise abruptly like the blade of a hockey stic
To the
surprise of everyone who knew about the strong evidence for the
little ice age and the medieval climate optimum, the graph showed a nearly constant temperature from the year 1000 until about 150 years ago, when the temperature began
to rise abruptly like the blade of a hockey stic
to rise abruptly like the blade
of a hockey stick.
Many
of the writers on spirituality were directing their thoughts
to monks and nuns, but we notice a
surprising moderation in their remarks («reasonable distress», «
little by
little»).
They were
surprised, and perhaps a bit hurt, when the Master rebuked them, ordered them
to give the
little children admittance
to his presence, and said that the children belonged
to the kingdom
of heaven just as much as did the adults.
But what is
surprising is how
little he appealed
to fear
of Hell or even
to the expectation
of rewards after death.
As a missionary in Uganda, there was
little that
surprised me after a while
of living cross-culturally, but it took me a moment
to realize that the fresh, brown egg (there are ways
of deducing that an unwashed egg is fresh) was indeed a purposeful offering.
They are not
surprised to see one
of Their
little children stumble.
Considering he's tried
to have a 6 - second Vine removed for featuring his song in the background, has threatened the creators
of his own fan sites and sued the makers
of a tribute album created for his birthday, it's a
little surprising he suddenly thinks using his image is funny again...
Much was at stake, and if football fans can turn passion into aggression it can be
of little surprise that the same thing happens with regard
to the constitutional future
of one's country.
Ok, this one is a
little light - hearted, but you would be
surprised to know how often I get emails and private FB messages from people who challenge me on the length
of my hair.
Later that evening, Francis made a
surprise visit
to the
Little Sisters
of the Poor, whom the bishops continue
to support in their lawsuit against the HHS mandate.
So I was a
little surprised a couple
of weeks ago when Mom volunteered
to come
to Kentucky with me
to attend The W Conference at Southern Baptist Theological Seminary.
It is
of little surprise that Pope Francis warned European leaders recently that keeping democracy alive included the requirement
to avoid the dictatorship
of relativism.
Since there is
little honor and less pleasure in serving in the minority in the House, it would not be
surprising if a few progressives decided
to avail themselves
of Congress's generous retirement provisions.