Sentences with phrase «one comes as no surprise»

I'm fascinated by true crime and mystery, so it should come as no surprise that I was huge Nancy Drew fan growing up.

Given the nature of defensive stocks, it should come as no surprise that six of the names that were on this table last year pop up again — and most of them are banks.

When something brings in more than 95 % of revenues, it should come as no surprise that a company will go to great lengths to obtain any information it can to boost those revenues.

When Toys R Us said in March it was shutting its stores, for instance, it didn't come as a surprise to vendors, Marks says.

Thiel's substantial donation to Trump doesn't come as a surprise — he did have a prime - time speaking slot at this summer's Republican National Convention — but the billionaire has been largely silent about his chosen candidate's many controversial statements of the past few months, which had caused some to wonder if he had abandoned his support for the Republican nominee.

It may come as a surprise that the worn and artfully ripped jeans you bought at the store likely achieved that look through the manual labor of overseas workers.

For starters, it may come as a surprise to many investors that, technically speaking, Amazon is not a tech stock.

It may come as a surprise to non-scientists, but science itself is about as «old boy network» as it comes.

So it may come as a surprise to many that Adblock Plus is launching its own ad platform.

The move comes as a surprise about - turn for a company whose Chief Executive Akin Akinfemiwa told investors in Lagos in August that he wanted to aggressively pursue...

For example, when political newcomer David Brat successfully challenged House Republican majority leader Eric Cantor to represent Virginia in the U.S. Congress, it came as a surprise only to those reporters who didn't bother to go to Virginia and talk to «actual humans,» as Rutenberg observes (echoing an earlier analysis by Washington Post media reporter Paul Farhi).

The move comes as a surprise about - turn for a company whose Chief Executive Akin Akinfemiwa told investors in Lagos in August that he wanted to aggressively pursue M&A opportunities along the energy value chain and acquire marginal oilfields to boost its upstream business.

This bearish commentary should come as no surprise for followers of Hartnett's work.

But the narrative already has the makings of a feel - good Hollywood movie — so it should come as no surprise that a feature film dramatizing Ma's rags - to - riches rise is already in the works.

Obama's establishment of the red line came as a surprise.

It should come as no surprise that the large energy companies are reporting relatively chintzy earnings for the fourth quarter of 2015.

The policy may even provide a degree of stimulus, which would come as a surprise to those who assumed negative rates simply would cause a run on cash.

It should come as no surprise then, that many of this year's winning firms are run by serial entrepreneurs with money to burn.

For many, Askew's recent position comes as no surprise.

It comes as no surprise that versions 4 and 6 claimed the Runner's World Editor's Choice Award, and the 7 claimed this year's Best Buy award for holding a steady price even with new updates.

«Therefore it should come as no surprise that the only remaining possible withdrawal is a free trade agreement,» he said.

It comes as no surprise that versions 4 and 6 claimed the

It may come as a surprise that ditching cash will actually save you money as well.

It should come as no surprise that security and privacy concerns have arisen along the way.

The phone also has better integration with Microsoft's Office than any other device I've seen, which shouldn't come as any surprise.

The aversion to conspicuous consumption during a recession should come as no surprise.

It comes as no surprise that customers want to reduce or eliminate a seller's ability to influence his or her requirements.

He added that Johnston's resignation should not come as a surprise given developments over the last 12 months and new board members.

It should come as no surprise to any household tracking its finances that 2011 was a terrible year for wage growth.

These results may come as a surprise to you, but you're not alone.

While the lawsuit did not come as a surprise, a new affidavit from IRS agent David Utzke reveals additional information about how the agency is conducting the investigation.

Although the change may come as a surprise to the public and some Starbucks employees, the company has been sending to signals to Wall Street for the last year about its intentions to carry out a the succession plan, announcing a reorganization in the summer that gave Mr. Johnson oversight of the day - to - day operations.

The latest report, however, should not come as a surprise.

With Snapchat recently amping up its streaming music and entertainment content, Spiegel's rumored eyes for his ex's record label comes as no surprise and could prove to be a smart move.

And while the circumstances of Tillerson's pending exit may have come as a surprise, the exit itself has been in stone since the beginning.

It came as a surprise to some who know or have worked with Joanna Hendon that she would represent President Donald Trump in the case against his longtime lawyer Michael Cohen.

It comes as no surprise that out of 11 wireless in - ear headphones tested by The Wirecutter, the Elite Sport made the cut as the best truly wireless headphones for the gym.

It really comes as no surprise, because it's interactive, ephemeral, and authentic.

(It should come as no surprise that I have been using Apple's new iPhone 6 Plus in recent weeks, which I'm sure helped contribute to the feeling.)

«This may come as a surprise, but the market can indeed go down,» he says.

That came as no surprise to us here at TalkTo.

It should come as no surprise that Musk is a fan of the «Civilization» series.

It should come as no surprise that the starting fee for the cruise caters to this top tier as well.

It should come as no surprise, then, that the recent return to stability has brought with it a wave of job - hopping: everywhere from North America to Asia to eastern Europe, there have been reports of an uptick in the number of workers that are either considering or making external moves.

Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg recently denied that his company is a media company, which no doubt came as a surprise to many people who have gotten used to thinking of it that way.

It may not come as a surprise anymore to hear it said that Trump frequently lies.

Water and electronics don't mix, so it should come as no surprise usage of the Apple Watch Series 2 is somewhat limited underwater.

Well, we've looked at some of the data and the cities that signify the top five may come as a surprise.

Apparently, its failure comes as no surprise given the competitive shark tank it was swimming in.

So it doesn't come as a surprise that 61 percent of CEOs surveyed by professional services firm PriceWaterhouseCoopers say that innovation is a priority in their businesses.