Sentences with phrase «sting in»

Britain's Channel 4 carried out the four - month sting in late 2017 and early 2018, secretly filming Cambridge Analytica's CEO Alexander Nix, chief data office Dr Alex Tayler and managing director of CA Political Global Mark Turnbull.

The Beatles track «Because» offered some really nice sting in the arpeggiated horns, providing radiance and depth to offset the spindly keys.

Although the fee for starting a SA 1974 detailed assessment of costs is the same as for other costs proceedings, whether on a fixed - fee or percentage basis, there is a sting in the tail of SA 1974.

However, there was a sting in the tail of Sportelli for the lessees of properties situated outside these exalted prime areas.

The use of AI in legal service delivery is exciting and represents a great opportunity, particularly for early adopters, but it has a vicious sting in the tail.

The sting in the tail is that in - house lawyers shouldn't rely on their business colleagues to translate the «management bullshit» that permeates the corporate world (and let it be said, you can probably find a fair smattering of that in my blog posts, so I plead guilty!).

But it may not be wrong to perceive that there is intended to be some sting in the language of «white privilege» and perhaps even in the language of «systemic racism».

However, the sting in the tail was that the settlement in no way covered all of her costs, for which she was liable as she had won the case.

We need a simple consumer law to help consumers get a refund or compensation in these cases so that shoppers aren't left with a sting in their pocket, and we need it fast.»

Beyond the initial impact this will have on employees, who are likely to end up losing their jobs, there may also be a secondary sting in the tail when they find that money they are owed will not be as easy to obtain as they first thought.

Many new associates, relieved at getting through law school and securing a job, are unexpectedly thrust into a sink or swim legal environment that puts a sting in learning.

If a shift in the hydrological cycle were to lower the response in the global mean temperature, there may be a poisonous sting in such a negative feedback: changes in the precipitation patterns.

Decarbonizing is the little (= HUGE) sting in the tail you were working up to.

Master of the Universe (2010), which ends with the sting in the tail of «Gotcha by the Balls», is a slangy satire upon Western capitalism.

The Miami Beach Convention Center rebuild is months from completion and Hurricane Irma is a fresh sting in Miami.

With powerful attacks like Big Shot, or Twin Attack and Burst Attack in two - player mode, there's plenty of sting in their arsenal.

Listen in as QorC regulars Mike, Jack and Andy discuss the PS4's continued dominance, how Nintendo is going to throw a banana skin under the wheels of the Switch launch and whether there's going to be a sting in the tail of Xbox's Project Scorpio.

Fortunately, death and failure don't sting in Dustforce like they do in other games.

It seems developer IO Interactive purposefully put more sting in the weapons as its difficult to keep your reticle on target, but in a game all about stealth I enjoyed this design decision and it made me think twice before giving up on a carefully planned approach to instead shoot my way out.

Having a quality rash guard in your luggage will not only protect you from the harsh Australian sun, but also from anything wanting to sting you in the water.

But, hang on, before you get too excited, there's an extra sting in the tail being inflicted by some of the banks, which means you might not get as much money back as you'd hoped.

While the issue is really minor - a $ 15 repair - the longer term issues could leave you with a bigger sting in your wallet.

Six western short stories with a sting in the tail.

You skipped over the sting in the tail.

Vaara is not anybody's idea of a clean cop; in fact, he is holed up in a safe house, the byproduct of a sting in which he and his associates liberated 10 million ill - gotten euros from some very dangerous people.

It was the first time I had seen a grown man cry like a child, and I felt a sting in my heart.

Forget the array of V8 - powered Mercedes AMG wagons currently available, we're talking about mainstream family cars with a sting in their tail.

With the 320d rocking from front to rear, you don't feel fully minded to commit to the next blind corner, never knowing if the car has a wicked sting in its tail.

But the cynic in me is waiting for the sting in the tail.

The new clip is based around the post-credits sting in the 2016 Marvel Studios movie, which sees Benedict Cumberbatch face off against Chris Hemsworth «s Thor.

Carla Gugino's stunning performance piles on the layers of horror from throughout Jesse's past, until the sting in the tail you won't see coming.

David O. Russell directs this drama based on the true story of the con man who helped the FBI with their ABSCAM sting in the 1970s.

However, Coco has a delightful sting in its tail.

At only 64 minutes, the film is a short but sweet introduction to the work of Portugese auteur de Oliveira, and that it has a wonderfully droll sting in its tale is the icing on the cake.

Still, Side Effects is quite good with a «sting in its tail» twist ending.

It's a gripping psychological thriller with a sting in its tail.

Plus a sting in the tail that non-Shyamalanites will find utterly bewildering.

This lively and engaging documentary may be set out like an informercial, but it teaches us about the drug trade with a pungent sting in its tail.

Worse yet, this bust was no undercover sting in which a plain clothes cop posed as some chronic in order to entrap the unsuspecting seller.

His big - screen portrayal of the explosive ex-convict who returns home after a short sting in prison found Wenham the darling of Australian critics.

Mosquito bites frequently induce a sharp sting in people and some animals, with severe evolutionary consequences for the mosquito when it gets swatted.

Despite their long stay, not much is known about the ecology of these small nocturnal predators with a sting in their tails.

The hefty sum — the largest ever doled out by the EU's competition regulators — will sting in the short term, but Google can handle it.

But there was a sting in the tip: when he used tap water, also a pretty pure sort of water, ripples suddenly appeared.

Within a few years, Snyder and other radio astronomers had identified dozens of organic molecules, including formic acid (which causes the sting in ant bites) and methanol (a simple alcohol).

The ingredient that provides the sting in pepper sprays used for self - defense is capsaicin, the same chemical that lends jalapeños, habaneros, and other chili peppers their heat.

Mosquito bites frequently induce a sharp sting in people and some animals, with severe evolutionary consequences for the mosquito when it gets swatted.

«Infections don't lead to disease as readily as we originally feared, but we don't know why, or whether these infections have a sting in their tail.»

The sting in today's already painful tale for Gordon Brown?

But there is a sting in the tail.