Sentence examples for Equally surprising from inspiring English sources

Equally surprising was the euro area's annualised growth of 3.6%.

Equally surprising is how common the altered gene is, especially among black patients.

Equally surprising are the origins of our English words liberty and, especially, freedom.

Equally surprising, consistent negative moderation effects are detected for supply chain flexibility on green design, green purchasing, and green manufacturing.

Equally surprising, 12 states — essentially a quarter of the country — had a favorite show that no other state had.

Equally surprising may be the relatively high score for Russia, infamous for its pollution inherited from the Soviet era.

Equally surprising is that the deep mahogany colored "wood" panels in Coup are made from phenolic resin, a plastic normally used to insulate high-voltage switches.

Equally surprising was the lack of change in the United States, where the arrival of a billionaire president did not seem to attract or repel millionaires.

Equally surprising was the discovery that RNA modifications have distinct effects on the stability and synthesis of the 13 mitochondrial proteins.

Equally surprising, there were no tweets in response yesterday morning.

Equally surprising is the raft of waterproof MP3 players to hit the market recently.