| However, as with exit fees, a growing number of lenders are cottoning on to the fact that inflated charges can increase their profits. |
| Buyers are cottoning to the idea that if they buy from an already-branded firm, they know where to go for returns or for service. |
| Can you imagine Mr. Silver, then, cottoning to the idea of the entire city hitting the road? |
| Unfortunately, the grumpy old gobbler isn't cottoning to any cat-and-mouse games. |
| Clearly, both government and businesses are cottoning on to the fact that gender equality within all organisations is necessary if they are to properly understand and reflect the needs of the entire population. |
| Where more and more people are cottoning on to the merits of this mineral water: its distinctive taste and its unique composition. |
