Sentences with phrase «particularly wonder at»

I particularly wonder at governments that rely on crude exports to support their budgets... they may not cut, but what will they do, if they don't have reserves?

Not exact matches

Regular walks, particularly at great distances, can do wonders for your business.

i'm jewish and while not particularly religious, I wonder at this guys» idea that these billboards are necessary!!

I also wondered about this — particularly at the point where, having planned poorly, I only noticed it in the list at the end of doing the steps.

But we might wonder if Mourinho's style of football is particularly vulnerable to disruption or inadequacy at the back.

Looking at the size of the molecule I still wonder about the topical route of administration being particularly effective.

Schneiderman's Upper West Side neighbors and former constituents from when he was a state senator are particularly bewildered by the allegations against him, wondering if they ever really knew him at all.

I did wonder at the lack of Lib Dem love, particularly considering their strength in Sheffield (for the leader of a national party, Nick Clegg is fantastic on local issues).

At a branch level, particularly hot on the heels of local elections, it's no wonder that parties have their eyes on constituency presence and vote - share rather than the corridors of Westminster.

So if your co-workers are wondering what you're looking at right now, just tell them it's a particularly embarrassing distant relative.

Researchers have long wondered if other upright walking species shared the Rift Valley of Africa with Lucy, particularly after they discovered that several types of hominins were alive at the same time after A. afarensis disappeared 3 million years ago.

Sea turtles can migrate across the ocean and back, but while Earth's magnetic field plays a role in their navigation, researchers have wondered what other tools turtles use to find safe harbor, particularly at smaller scales.

I was just looking at one online in a sale the other day and wondering what it would look like on... this one is beautiful on you, particularly with the Converse, they are my go - to shoe at the moment!

Fortunately, Chandor has a stellar ensemble cast of actors at his disposal, most of whom are at the top of their game here — particularly Kevin Spacey, Jeremy Irons as the steely head of the firm, and Paul Bettany in a dynamic performance that makes you wonder why he's been wasting his time making genre films for the past few years.

Seriously wondering if I should rewatch it at some stage and see if I still don't like it, or it was a particularly bad time to watch it.

The casting of Trudi Goodman as a coke - snorting pedophile felt particularly inhumane, though not as mind - boggling as the beeline Michelle Monaghan made for the exit at the end of the film (those who've read the book tell me her character has been considerably dumbed down), leaving Casey Affleck sitting on a couch wondering if kindergarten - cop duty is just punishment for the ethical exactitude he showed earlier.

None of the characters are particularly likeable, and that situation does not improve — they never redeem themselves and at the end viewers are left wondering if they have learned anything at all about themselves through their experiences.

In one particularly thoughtful moment the principal at Banneker wonders why black children are encouraged to go to predominantly white schools to increase diversity, but white children are seldom encouraged to move to predominantly black schools to achieve the same effect.

The authors wonder if these charter schools are doing more than providing better college counseling, and might be «particularly good at promoting skills such as grit, persistence, self - control, and conscientiousness.»

No wonder that a study of teachers experiencing such traditional teacher evaluation found that 41 percent of teachers said their evaluation was «just a formality,» and another 32 percent said at best it was «well - intentioned but not particularly helpful» to their teaching practice (Duffett, Farkas, Rotherham, and Silva, 2008).

Barton particularly notes: «Nowadays, it's all too easy to look at games like The Bard's Tale, Quest of the Avatar, Bane of the Cosmic Forge, The Pool of Radiance, Wasteland, or even Dungeon Master and wonder what all the fuss was about.

From some on the CAGW side they are particularly against it at all and we all wonder if your paper is so sound why in a lot of cases are you so afraid of data and code being examined by other climate scientists no matter what their belief in CAGW is.

If Twitter was around at the time George Orwell was writing the dystopian fiction Nineteen Eighty - Four, I wonder whether he might have borrowed some text from Schmidt's tweets, particularly when words like, «procedures correct» refer to mathematical algorithms reaching out to «nearby» locations that are across the Coral Sea and beyond the Great Dividing Range to change what was a mild cooling - trend, into dramatic warming, for an otherwise perfectly politically - incorrect temperature series.

I wonder if Muslims are particularly vulnerable to ascetic thinking because the sorry state of the Muslim world at present causes them to make a virtue of poverty, just as people in the West did during the West's Dark Ages.

However, others, particularly lawyers who regularly have to advise clients whether to make, accept or reject a Pt 36 offer, and at what precise level, may wonder whether this flexibility is really needed — there is after all a «safety valve» already present in Pt 36 which allows its normal costs consequences to be disapplied where the court considers them «unjust» (CPR 36.14 (2)--(4)-RRB-.

Tim Johnson, real estate partner at DAC Beachcroft, says: «There are parts of the policy that are likely to cause delays through the need for appeals or judicial interpretation, particularly, for instance, the meaning of «limited degree of conflict with this Framework» when considering what weight an adopted policy is to be given.Overall, the NPPF seeks to achieve a balance as it should; however, we continue to wonder whether it has resulted in policies that, in trying to satisfy all, will end up satisfying nobody.»

I wonder if we're nearing or at the peak, or is this just a shortage of available inventory, particularly of 3 + bedrooms?

Commercial real estate professionals have been wondering how the market would deal with the wave of commercial mortgage debt maturing in the next year and a half, particularly at a time when lending standards are considerably more conservative th...