Sentences with phrase «to come as a surprise to some»

This is not coming as a surprise to many who are in the know on the topic.

It did not come as a surprise to anyone that while we were being called to life we had to talk about death.

That shouldn't come as a surprise to anyone.

By now, it might not come as a surprise to learn that the company generates a strong capitalization rate on its properties.

I have quite the obsession with chambray, so it probably comes as no surprise to see this dress on repeat.

Of course, you won't be taking great macros with these phones, but that shouldn't really come as a surprise to most people.

It would come as no surprise to find most people have sent out the same cover letter to prospective employers at one point or another.

While this probably comes as no surprise to many, we do periodically get questions from consumers about this.

It probably does not come as a surprise to hear that strawberries have pretty powerful anti-inflammatory properties, too.

The news comes as a surprise to many who were expecting the Belgian midfielder to be on course to depart the red half of Manchester for a very different destination.

Two familiar names that should come as no surprise to fans that have been paying attention.

This election has surfaced a lot of angry, hateful rhetoric, which came as a surprise to many.

This will come as no surprise to readers of this blog.

Clearly ranked favorites have offered value when they're being ignored by public bettors, which should come as no surprise to anybody who has been reading this column throughout the season.

Closing costs, inspection fee and other expenses related to the home often come as a surprise to first time home buyers.

This probably comes as a surprise to nobody, but I initially bought black garlic as an impulse buy.

It probably doesn't really come as a surprise to anyone, I'm sure, but still.

Though I suppose that hardly comes as a surprise to you.

This likely comes as a surprise to parents who remember being told to delay allergy foods until infants were older.

What comes as a surprise to many people is that many health insurance plans will refuse to pay for medical treatment related to injuries suffered in a car accident.

The news came as a surprise to everyone, and was joined by a slew of other announcements, some more exciting than others.

Does this result come as a surprise to anyone?

That's the key take - away from this case and others like it, and one that still comes as a surprise to many.

It should come as no surprise to educators that the key to handling a crisis is homework.

None of this should come as a surprise to investors or anyone making long - term financial plans.

It will come as no surprise to long - time readers that, fairly consistently over the past two years, I have been saying something shocking and outrageous.

Looking at the potential boom in space tourism in the coming years, the decision doesn't come as a surprise to experts.

It should also come as no surprise to you, then, that the brand has never been recalled.

The statement comes as no surprise to Indian scientists.

The overall confidence in the island of such esteemed brands comes as no surprise to local real estate experts.

It certainly came as no surprise to learn that the younger the single, the higher the preference for texting while the older the single, the higher the preference for calling.

It doesn't come as a surprise to know that many players struggle with transferring training methods, practices and exercises from their international duties to their club team.

The announcement came as no surprise to markets and is a continuation of easy monetary policy around the globe.

The decision did not come as a surprise to legal experts following the case, including a few attorneys who had argued other cases involving charter schools before the courts.

6 to 12 months After six months of nothing but breast milk or formula, it's understandable that new tastes come as a surprise to babies when solids are introduced.

The first roll usually comes as a surprise to baby — and mom and dad — but it's an important milestone because it's her first big movement.

First and foremost, don't let your daycare's potty - training policy come as a surprise to you.

This one came as a surprise to our staff.

Some of the airline's basic charges can come as a surprise to first - time customers.

Why does the outcome of this survey come as a surprise to anyone?

After six months of being fed breast milk or formula, it's understandable that new tastes come as a surprise to your baby when you start introducing them.

The ending came as no surprise to experts on romance scams.

This law comes as no surprise to the head of the city's education advocacy groups.

Property is an industry that is well used to statutory regulation, so it should not necessarily come as a surprise to learn that contracts for construction work are also subject to legislation.

Does this honestly come as a surprise to anyone?

The answer to this question comes as a surprise to many first - time accident victims, as the majority of motorcycle cases are settled out of court and do not go to trial.