Sentences with phrase «unwelcome news»

This will come as unwelcome news for a lot of Wii U fans, especially after such a disappointing Nintendo conference at E3.

This, incidentally, must come as unwelcome news to the federal government itself, which has consistently and, with good reason, confidently asserted that it can legally impose a carbon price on any recalcitrant province.

(Or, as some sensitive snowflakes out there prefer we'd put it, «requiring customer identification for crypto trading accounts» - we never imagined anyone in this space would want to sugarcoat unwelcome news with euphemisms, yet here we are.

Several states have experienced unwelcome news about graduation rates.

With a slew of neighborhood centers already suffering from dark grocery store anchors, Winn - Dixie Stores Inc.'s decision in June to pull out of 14 markets and close 326 stores was another piece of unwelcome news for many landlords...

(Or, as some sensitive snowflakes out there prefer we'd put it, «requiring customer identification for crypto trading accounts» — we never imagined anyone in this space would want to sugarcoat unwelcome news with euphemisms, yet here we are.

For the sake of this wonderful team, we hope that this is the last in a line of unwelcome news stories.

In a statement, acting chief veterinary officer Fred Landeg added: «While this is obviously unwelcome news, we have always said that Britain is at a constant low level of risk of introduction of avian influenza.

Such unwelcome news could threaten mental health, trigger domestic violence toward mother and child, or break up a family.

Last year, we got the surprising but not unwelcome news that Nicolas Winding Refn would be revamping Barbarella for the small screen.

Tal even reckoned there would be some «buying opportunities» in the aftermath of the markets» obligatory slump following unwelcome news.

Several months after she arrived at the LifeLine Animal Project shelter in Atlanta, the veterinarian delivered extremely unwelcome news: The deaf and elderly pit bull, who'd likely never lived inside a home, had a cancer that couldn't be treated.

While any devaluation is always unwelcome news, Hyatt goes a long way toward making up for the still conservative changes to the top of their award chart by introducing new options that add versatility to the program.

This report has brought unwelcome news at a time in which the state is attempting to shrink its last resort coverage.

That was unwelcome news for markets spooked by troubles at Deutsche Bank, whose U.S. shares took a hammering on reports some hedge funds had reduced financial exposure to Germany's largest lender.

The scandals come as unwelcome news to other state lawmakers who are seeking re election this fall, and who may be asking Governor Cuomo to agree to a pay raise once the November voting is over.

While the Detroit auto show is full of exciting new products, it also can bring unwelcome news.

The possibility that Amazon could locate its second headquarters in Nashville is unwelcome news to some who dread higher rents in a city where a rising share of residents were already struggling to afford a place to live.

The unwelcoming news is that while the healthy economy is generating sustained interest in buying a home this spring, sales are lagging year ago levels because supply is woefully low and home prices keep climbing above what some would - be buyers can afford.»

Then to their dismay they soon discover the unwelcome news.

But it was precisely then that God sent his prophet Amos to announce the unwelcome news that the northern kingdom would be destroyed.

The freedoms of expression present democratic societies with the unwelcome news that they are in trouble, hut because all societies, like most individuals, are always in some kind of trouble, the news doesn't drive them onto the reefs of destruction.

That is unwelcome news for local school administrators, because it means less money potentially available for improved student services.

What did come as a surprise — and unwelcome news to many — was that the future occupant of the space is reportedly the national drugstore chain Walgreen's.

The decision by the ratings agency Moody's to downgrade the UK's AAA credit rating, is unwelcome news for the Government.

The dramatic increase of traffic on I - 287, the disruption and dislocation to the lives of shoreline residents, and the potential for environmental impacts on the L.I. Sound make this unwelcome news for the people who live in our home area.

The exchange became fodder for 1000 late - night TV monologues, and it seemed to launch a new era of degraded public discourse, in which falsehoods become «alternative truths,» and unwelcome news for politicians becomes «fake news.»

They say that fifteen years of literature has pointed to this increased susceptibility, but that the unwelcome news has been ignored.

«The growth in 2017 emissions is unwelcome news, but it is too early to say whether it is a one - off event on a way to a global peak in emissions, or the start of a new period with upward pressure on global emissions growth,» said another of the report's authors, Glen Peters of the Center for International Climate Research in Oslo, Norway, in a statement.

And on the negative side, last month brought the unwelcome news that bacteria are swapping genes that confer resistance to the «antibiotics of last resort».

After warmly greeting his successor, Fliesse (Mathias Herrmann), he receives some unwelcome news about the future of the plant.

Following a car crash, Michelle (Mary Elizabeth Winstead) wakes up in an underground bunker belonging to Howard (John Goodman), who has some unwelcome news she finds difficult to digest.

It's unwelcome news for a Russian delegation already embroiled in scandal.

Still, Lussier and Soisson are clearly at ease with one another and offer the unsuspecting viewer the unwelcome news that they're working on a sequel, though it occurs to me that if you're actually watching the film a second time with the commentary track on, the prospect of a sequel will probably not strike you as a particularly odious one.

ORLANDO, FL — The Consumer Finance Protection Bureau is here to stay, an official with the agency tells an audience of auto dealers and lenders, who may find that unwelcome news.

This is unwelcome news.

Consumer spending is alive and well, it seems — unwelcome news for today's home buyers.

If there's a silver lining to this unwelcome news, it's that a simple solution is in the hands of veterinarians and pet owners: getting more pet owners to administer heartworm preventives year - round.

This need not be unwelcome news.

It's unwelcome news but by no means the worst news to come out in this devaluation.

Specifically, they need to more prominently acknowledge that: 1) climate change is unpleasant, unwelcome news, 2) climate science is unfinished and many of its projections are uncertain, and 3) many of the proposed solutions to climate change carry risks of their own.

The recent developments in Canadian class action law are unwelcome news for defendants.

The outlook is unwelcome news for travelers who remember the disruptions and damage caused last October by Sandy, the hurricane that combined with two other storm systems to slam into the East Coast as a superstorm.

Unfortunately, this disease can make getting life insurance difficult, and this is unwelcome news to a man who just wants to ensure that his family is financially taken care of in the future.

The unwelcome news comes year after app developer SilverPush promised to quit using its (creepy!)

That might come as unwelcome news to Facebook, which had its sights set firmly on the next generation of users.

That is unwelcome news for buyers, and we can expect some households to be pushed out of the market as a result.