Sentence examples for again unsurprisingly from inspiring English sources

Some of them – again unsurprisingly – present "serious concerns".

These three again unsurprisingly dominate the top mentions by the British public of what concerns them most.

The PM swerved again unsurprisingly – but she was "committed to working closely with industry to streamline regulatory approvals".

The National Union of Journalists, again unsurprisingly, views the move as a further attack on their members.

The second is that energy prices are responsible for the large decline in the year-over-year price level (unsurprisingly) and for much of the month-over-month increase (again, unsurprisingly).

Again unsurprisingly, left-leaning newspapers, such as Guardian in the UK, die Tageszeitung (taz) in Germany and La Repubblica in Italy carried more sympathetic, pro-refugee coverage in general.

Higgins intends to vote again in May, unsurprisingly, for the SNP.

Now the leaders, all but Quebec's separatists, are trying again.Unsurprisingly, the nine provincial premiers who met in Calgary, in Alberta, on September 14th to launch a new initiative looked as if they were handling a live grenade.

This would mean preparing for it all over again, which Mr Mugabe unsurprisingly refuses to do.

Unsurprisingly, players (again, with many exceptions, and things in general improved over the past few years) conformed to the lucrative stereotype.

There was still time for one final moment of goalmouth action and unsurprisingly it again went the way of the home side.