little wonder

It's little wonder deals get bogged down in Washington, given the non-transparent, politically influenced nature of many Chinese companies.

Little wonder then that the company has opted for a little glitz to mark the day when full production of its cars resumes.

It sounds as if all the sounds had one tone. Little wonder that westerners said Chinese was a mysterious language.

With each of us suffering three colds a year, children even more, it's little wonder that the medicine would prove popular.

Little wonder then that the UN Global Disaster alert system has warned that the impact of this could be very high.

It is little wonder, then, that after Bhatti's assassination, many desperately wish to leave.

Little wonder that Europe is clinging to its monopoly on seating the head of the International Monetary Fund.

Little wonder so many young people in Greece seem to be walking around in a daze.

Little wonder, then, that market-share juggernaut Lenovo Group is accorded such a meager valuation.

With these statistics ready to play out this week, it is little wonder why investors are all too happy to close the books on 2008.

Little wonder, then, that so much of central Asia feels uneasily unstable; peace is largely kept via a gun.

It's little wonder that you start to feel stuck as doubts about yourself begin to circle around your head.

Little wonder, then, that Canada is the biggest exporter of oil to America, with 22% of the total.

Little wonder, then, that under 10% of residents of Mexico City and State trust their local officers, among the lowest rates in the country.

Little wonder - it appears that other than for the formal occasions of inaugurations and annual messages, the prior President never did so.

Little wonder that polls show four out of five Americans feel the country is headed in the wrong direction.

It is little wonder that Japanese companies hoard so much of their profit.

Little wonder that Exelon supported the bill enthusiastically: management sees a billion-dollar annual boost in earnings should it pass.

Little wonder, then, that Penang has become a political weathervane as much as a lesson in economic development.

Little wonder Djibouti has become an important outpost for the U. S. and French military.

Little wonder big multinationals are already making plans on the presumption that China will gradually shift to consumer-led demand.

Little wonder, then, that Mr Cameron decided not to bet on a second election, as Harold Wilson did in 1974.

Little wonder that westerners said Chinese was a mysterious language.

Little wonder Angola is less keen to borrow from Western sources where concerns are raised about corruption and transparency.

Little wonder that voters became so disillusioned that they turned to the revolutionaries' rival.

Little wonder that while email continues to grow, other types of communication services are growing far faster.

Little wonder that the Big Three will probably 'go slow' in drawing up their restructuring plans.

Little wonder that even in the downturn, banks have been knocking on its door.

It is little wonder that four U. S. governors of states with Toyota plants rapidly came to the defense of the Japanese automotive giant.

It is little wonder that the closest political battles are often waged in suburbia.

It is little wonder, then, that there have been so few successful lawsuits.

Little wonder when you realize how life has treated him so far.

It is little wonder that Britain has failed to take pan-European parties seriously.

Little wonder, then, that women have the attention of the financial industry.

As always admire those who mature teachers, their opportunity to more widely seen, all aspects of the relationship is little wonder.

It is little wonder then that the politics of western countries and, above all, of the US have become discordant.

It is little wonder such a huge exposure makes the Chinese government nervous.

Little wonder, then, that those American investors (and others) keep shorting Irish debt.

Little wonder that it made economic sense to embattled Afghan farmers.

Little wonder that critics have long dismissed Asean as a talking shop.

Under such circumstances, it is little wonder that they experience difficulties.

Little wonder, then, that investors have been voting with their feet against holding euro zone paper.

Little wonder, then, that those US equity mutual fund outflows have accelerated.

It's little wonder that she was so upset.

It is little wonder then, in this confusion, we look back to the old days with nostalgia.

Little wonder, given the three ways in which the results help to shape the distribution of political and economic power.

It is little wonder, then, that drilling activity is proceeding at a feverish pace.

Little wonder, then, that Mr. Simpson was eventually acquitted.

Little wonder then that debt per head in Harrisburg is $9, 522: three times what it is in Philadelphia, the next-highest in the state.

Little wonder if TV stars think loving TV publicly would harm their reputation.

It is little wonder that Chirac has often been considered a creature of organized agriculture.

It's little wonder, really, that Malfoy is hiding out among Muggles these days.

Little wonder the stock's valuation premium has all but evaporated.

Little wonder, then, that card issuers feel shell-shocked.

It's little wonder that from this vibrant and variegated culture, a new American literature has sprung.

It is little wonder that now the message is being reinforced via his chic spouse and fashion.

Jerky video and hour glass icons ------ little wonder why some call it the World Wide Wait.

Little wonder that investors are taking flight.

Little wonder the prime minister looks anxious.

There were street clashes in Athens last week. Little wonder.

It's little wonder that many also talked of children dying of disease.

There's little wonder why young people often find it difficult to find an appropriate role model .

It is little wonder that the breath is the focus of so many types of meditation.

Make no mistake! This little wonder-whose-kid-he-is, has got real guts to not give up easily!

It's little wonder that domestic demand is dropping.

It is little wonder his priorities have shifted.

Little wonder, then, that Australian bank deposits are an eye-popping 54 per cent up from late 2007.

Little wonder. The region provides 35% of the world's oil.

And oil has surged above $111. Little wonder.

Little wonder that public trust in government reached 76 per cent by 1964.

It is little wonder that bonus-bashing is on the menu.

Is it little wonder that job growth is lagging in our economy?

It is little wonder that one in five New Orleans residents say they are considering leaving.