Sentence examples for because of an unexpectedly from inspiring English sources
Or alternately, the Republican will be favored all night, only to be overtaken because of an unexpectedly large Democratic turnout.
It was a successful night for the Mets, mostly because of an unexpectedly interesting pitcher named Nieve.
The stock rose 135.9 percent in the first quarter because of an unexpectedly high 23percentt gain in fourth-quarter 1999 earnings, Mr. Zuccaro said.
He said the coup failed because of an unexpectedly strong show of support for a prime minister who was until this week regarded as weak and ineffectual.
Because of an unexpectedly strong showing by Islamist parties in last week's vote, many of Monday's runoffs pit members of the Muslim Brotherhood, Egypt's mainstream Islamist group, against a faction of ultraconservatives known as Salafis.
The result, on both recent orders, were pants I had to return only because of an unexpectedly parachute-like fabric, as happened with a pair of slate blue Incotex pants ($350).
The pre-defined primary endpoint (proportion of patients with > 7% Tunel positive staining of tumour cells) after artesunate treatment was not informative, perhaps because an unexpectedly high proportion (55%) of placebo recipients exceeded the pre-defined threshold.
Those conclusions are striking because, even after four years of fighting an unexpectedly difficult war in Iraq, the U.S. military has tended to maintain an optimistic view: that its mission is difficult, but that progress is being made.
That very day he had been forced to announce that a £150m hole was opening up in the BBC's finances for 2016/17 because an unexpectedly large number of people were giving up on their television sets and, therefore, not having to pay the BBC licence fee.
He adds: "David produced an image of the Emperor to galvanise resistance and foster patriotism, yet the painting never reached a wide audience because of the unexpectedly swift allied invasion that ensured the image remained uncirculated and practically unknown".
