Sentences with phrase «major kick in the teeth»

That's a major kick in the teeth for current Nook owners, as it means you'll be suddenly cut off from support and the store where you purchase your books.

When homeowners purchased homes at the peak of the housing market only to find themselves at the bottom a few years later, it seemed like a major kick in the teeth.

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Arguing that any agreement with the major mortgage - holding banks ought to «have teeth» Minnesota Attorney General Lori Swanson wrote in a letter that she was backing New York's top lawyer Eric Schneiderman's position after he was kicked off a nationwide settlement task force.