Sentence examples for Surprisingly so too from inspiring English sources

More surprisingly, so too did the expectation that South Africa, with its relative financial might, would go on to dominate the game on the continent.

But surprisingly, so too does the NF model, despite exhibiting an analog input output relationship.

Just like Crunchbase News's earlier survey of exit multiples found that the mix of tech companies was surprisingly diverse, so too are the businesses in the table above.

But so too, perhaps surprisingly, is another of the film's heroes: long-serving EU commissioner, now parliamentarian, Viviane Reding.

The Spanish media, not surprisingly, condemned the pitch invasions, but so too did neutral sources.

But just as it is misleading to think of Montero's as a museum displaying artifacts of a long-vanished culture, so too is it surprisingly inaccurate to think of this working waterfront as a thing of the past.

So too will Sanders' surprisingly weak grasp of the issues during an interview with the New York Daily News editorial board on April 1.

Not surprisingly, since all of those are disappearing, so, too, are the leopards.

Not surprisingly, as my yoga practice has decreased, so too has my focus.

So, too, are the various organizations, which, surprisingly to generations accustomed to seeing them march side by side, in fact had distinct origins and philosophies.

As the fracking industry has grown dramatically in the past decade, so, too, have the donations to record levels, especially to Republicans, not surprisingly, situated in fracking districts.