Sentence examples for Surprisingly better from inspiring English sources

Surprisingly, better agreement between CFD and experimental data was obtained using the k ɛ than the SSG Reynolds stress model.

This year's model is surprisingly better than usual.

The surveys for 1996 and 1997 had brought surprisingly better responses from executives at agencies and client companies when asked about the nature of their relations.

But if people forego conscious control, in appropriate tasks, they perform surprisingly better: they handle vast amounts of information; they update prior information; they find appropriate solutions to ill-defined problems.

Fresh ingredients, especially from Blue Apron and Plated, were comparable to (or, surprisingly, better than) what I can buy on the trip home, although the quantity of plastic and cold packs required to ship them was often alarming.

Romney is better on the stump now than he was five or six months ago, and surprisingly better in person than he is on TV — more human-seeming, somehow, when seen head to toe.

Dogs, not surprisingly, are better communicators than cats.

And, not surprisingly, as better options emerged, people dumped layaway plans.

In high-cell density fed-batch fermentations, P. putida S12 surprisingly performed better on crude glycerol than on purified glycerol.

It will also be humiliatedA battle between two conservative positions is a battle on unionist turf and, not surprisingly, the Better Together camp is winning.

Not surprisingly, the better educated, well connected, and more capable have received most of the benefits – circumscribing the gains from the digital revolution".