Sentences with phrase «mean smooth sailing»

But an iceless Arctic doesn't necessarily mean smooth sailing.

Bringing home a new bunny Saying all that above, however, it doesn't mean smooth sailing even if your bunny finds a friend and all seems good at the shelter.

Melting sea ice does not automatically mean smooth sailing, however.

Overall, the appointments are expected to mean smooth sailing for much of Mayor de Blasio's agenda — including the recently announced expansion of paid sick leave.

This, however, does not necessarily mean smooth sailing for companies hoping to merge.

Hopefully, that means smooth sailing ahead.

Not exact matches

«Just because we made it out of the woods of Monday and then yesterday, doesn't mean it's going to be smooth sailing.»

That doesn't mean it's all smooth sailing: An equal number say they've had to make layoffs in the past year.

By no means did this focus lead to smooth sailing during Morrison's first years in his new job; indeed, he was forced by the situation within his own denomination to alter his editorial philosophy — a development that eventually shaped the magazine's identity as a meeting ground and debating platform for controversial and opposing viewpoints.

The move from academia to the business world was not all smooth sailing by any means.

It's available as a smooth - sailing sedan or high - powered hatchback, meaning this sporty ride can be easily tailored to fit a variety of needs.

Just because you have the training and tools, just because you counsel other couples through challenging times, just because you're a professional, doesn't necessarily mean your own marriage will be smooth sailing.