Sentences with phrase «surprise none of those worked»

Not a surprise none of those worked out....

Not exact matches

Today Mr Hutton said «none of this should come as a surprise», noting that people who had been shut out of the labour market for ten or 15 years «are obviously going to find it difficult» to move from benefits to work.

None of this is likely to surprise people who work with horses or dogs, they note, but then it sometimes takes a while for science to catch up.

It is here that the film feels most like family entertainment; there are deep and resonant themes of the importance of family and the unshakeable resolve of children (none of which should come as a surprise to those who have seen Laika's other works), but these are little more than surface reads that could have benefitted from a more robust screenplay.

None of this is terribly surprising — in econ 101 we learn that markets work their magic when buyers and sellers are well - informed about what's getting bought and sold, and can therefore transact with one another without fear of getting conned.

«None of these [2010 grant terminations] is a surprise, and all could have been predicted at the time the projects were submitted,» said William J. Slotnik, the founder and executive director of the Community Training and Assistance Center, a Boston nonprofit leadership and management organization that has worked with many TIF grantees to develop compensation plans.

(Almost like leeches) I am surprises none have tried to get copyright enacted on the Bible or the Works of Shakespeare.

Wi - Fi works well, though I was surprised to find that the Nook HD + wouldn't connect to the enterprise network at my office — none of the other Nook devices I've tested have had any problems with that.