Sentences with phrase «so on close inspection»

However, this is Bolivia, so on close inspection in isn't quite like that.

Not exact matches

Yet, as Wuthnow brilliantly points out, on closer inspection we discover that Mabel's «concerns... are not so strictly private as we thought.

But on closer inspection Russell is not so hopeful an example as he seems.

But there are so many cases when on closer inspection it appears that the ladies are quite different from those declared parameters.

There's just bunches of information spread about on the front page, so it's hard to infer what the website is right away; but on closer inspection, it's another matchmaking site, and a fairly good one at that.

A closer inspection of the search results reveals that there are 1 million global searches for the term «online dating at», of which only 4 % is represented by Australia; so change the country selection to see which countries produce the highest search volumes, as on these results, you are targeting the wrong territory, and richer pickings lie elsewhere.

You then need to cough up only your closing costs, which include legal and inspection fees, the land transfer tax and so on.

They also have limits on some of those closing costs: the fee for credit reports must be the actual cost; so too with legal fees; inspection fees are limited to $ 200 and the loan origination fee can be a maximum of 1 % of the loan amount.

The home inspection is just as important if you're buying a fixer - upper, so that unexpected repairs or maintenance don't come as a surprise after you've closed on your home.

A «professional» registrant (in all other aspects), possessing the hands - on construction knowledge so noted above, should always accompany his / her client (s) throughout the inspection process, all the while keeping his / her «professional» mouth closed as the inspection progresses.

We can differ on my «white» skin from reflected light since it's actually a very pale «pink» after closer inspection and so a «blue» world wins.

Sometimes I feel like Alice emerging from the rabbit hole into Wonderland, where so many things appear initially familiar but on closer inspection, are a little.....

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A «professional» registrant (in all other aspects), possessing the hands - on construction knowledge so noted above, should always accompany his / her client (s) throughout the inspection process, all the while keeping his / her «professional» mouth closed as the inspection progresses.