Sentence examples for a surprising case from inspiring English sources
Re "A Surprising Case Against Foreign Aid" (Off the Shelf, Oct. 13), in which Fred Andrews reviewed Angus Deaton's new book, "The Great Escape: Health, Wealth, and the Origins of Inequality": The review notes that at the end of his book, Mr. Deaton criticizes much foreign aid because of its negative effects on targeted countries.
This documents a surprising case of the coexistence and radiation of two closely-related lineages with contrasting suites of jaw and dental features that probably reflect adaptation to different food resources.
In January 2007, a surprising case was discovered in the southern canton of Valais.
A surprising case of non-pathogenic human colonization was recently reported from an Amerindian community living in a remote area of French Guiana.
Writing about the best-picture Oscar winner of 2012, he asks: "Does anyone think 'The Artist' is better than 'Mad Men'?" These essays make a sustained and surprising case for Mr. Wolcott as a soulful cultural sentry.
22 The reaction reported herein represents a special and surprising case of C H bond activation which introduces a novel modified form of TMP.
Though readers may not agree with all of Mr. Thomson's arguments here, he makes a powerful — and sometimes surprising — case for the movie's importance in film and cultural history.
In a strange, but not particularly surprising, case of politician-turned-reality star endorsing reality star-turned-politician, former Alaska Governor Sarah Palin has officially come out in support of Donald Trump's presidential campaign.
The casting is sometimes wonderfully apt, especially in the surprising case of Mr. Gray, best known as a self-searching monologist, as a Brahminlike presidential candidate a la Adlai Stevenson.
The simplest (and rather not surprising) case where the Riemann-Stieltjes integral (int_{a}^{b}f,mathrm{d}g) (RSI in short) exists, is the situation when the integrand and the integrator have no common points of discontinuity, the former is bounded and the latter has finite total variation.
As we mentioned above this is significant since the double knockout case is the most surprising case and the hardest case to explain.
