Joselu and Aleksandar Mitrovic, two of the more recent signings, simply have
not cut the mustard.
However, that would
not cut the mustard for children of today.
Nuno conceded his side had
not cut the mustard against the streetwise Championship pacesetters yet vowed not to change style on the back of a first setback.
We need to see decisive action from the Welsh Government and a recognition that stringent cattle controls and additional biosecurity will
not cut the mustard on their own.
I love this idea of recycling old postcards and agree totally with Jean that the modern trend for a collective email greeting just does
not cut the mustard.
Some courts have concluded that such letters, lacking an explanation why coverage may not be owed, do
not cut the mustard, no matter how many times they may use the words "reservation of rights.
Camra would be better off facing the reality that many of the pubs that shut simply do
not cut the mustard and are not long mourned.
However, this may
not cut the mustard with the two- judge bench.
He looked likely to complete the hat-trick until parting company with dougie Costello in Musselburgh''''s Scottish Triumph Hurdle, but although he headed to Cheltenham as a lively outsider for the Triumph itself, he could
not cut the mustard, trailing home in 12th position.
Gyan unexpectedly left on loan, his hunger for money outweighing his debt to Wearside, and his replacement, the on-loan Nicklas Bendtner, has
not cut the mustard.
FORMER Wales international Robbie Savage would
not cut the mustard with Wrexham according to a jovial player-boss Andy Morrell after he watched the now retired midfielder in training yesterday.
But he did offer up a tacit admission that his big but ponderous midfield of Tindall and Shontayne hape had
not cut the mustard.
Even the ALDE group's proposal for zero growth in real terms for the EU's 2012 budget (see Europolitics 4214) would
not cut the mustard.
Bond struggled in his wildcard match with Jin Long, finally getting on top to win 5-3, but worryingly for his supporters Bond could only construct a high break of 47 which will simply
not cut the mustard against a player of Higgins' calibre.
Psychologist Anne Ellis also claimed that the Prime Minister's personality "just does
not cut the mustard in popularity stakes", warning he may lose the next election to a "much more pleasant personality".
