Sentences with phrase «very nasty surprises»

I find it encouraging to see so many comments mentioning possible very nasty surprises ahead.

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It was also a very nice surprise to learn that most popular junk foods have a natural option, free from nasty chemicals and filled with real ingredients.

Such nasty surprises could soon become less common for people like me — by giving our hearts their very own IP addresses.

There's a very, very long line of «the next» in this book's future but there's a nasty surprise in store for those who aren't aware of how this book actually gets into orbit.

Things will, undoubtedly get even nastier when your formatting is more complex than this one very basic example, and I would not be surprised if certain elements would even disappear entirely.

As a result, my real estate agent was able to negotiate an entire new roof into the sale, instead of getting a very nasty (and potentially very expensive) surprise.

Given the impact of two very nasty bear markets since the turn of the decade, it is not surprising that a large majority of the population has little or no money invested in the financial markets.

Now, I don't see the business throwing up any nasty operating surprises for investors, but the share price may end up waiting» round a very long time for intrinsic value to catch up.

The current emphasis is on «climate change» which should more accurately be called AGF, (and CAGF) ie `... Flat - lining», a very scary prospect, not: though a change to ice age conditions could give us all a nasty surprise.

Be sure to read the policy document very carefully before signing it, so as to avoid any possible nasty surprises later on.

We have worked very hard to meet all of the requirements of the TEA so that you won't waste 6 hours of your valuable time or wind up with a nasty surprise when you head back to court.