Sentence examples for because of the unexpectedly from inspiring English sources
However, the potential of the PEMFC with this cathode showed mass transport limitations because of the unexpectedly high anode overpotentials at higher current densities.
But because of the unexpectedly high number of managers accepting AT&T's early retirement package, the company now foresees meeting the goal by the end of this year.
Because of the unexpectedly strong demand for West German goods and services, the institutes revised their economic growth forecast for this year sharply upward.
Jasper Lawler, a market analyst at CMC Markets, said traders were dumping shares because of the "unexpectedly rapid slowdown" suggested by Capita.
"Fishermen in the Northeast are facing financial hardships because of the unexpectedly slow rebuilding of fish stocks," Rebecca Blank, the acting secretary of commerce, said in a statement.
"It's not for lack of looking" she said as she stood in front of Madison Square Garden, part of the crowd turned away because of the unexpectedly large turnout.
Because of these unexpectedly high values, these samples were reanalyzed and confirmed to have particularly high AcIR contents.
When the third quarter comes to an end on Friday, the Standard & Poor's 500-stock isdex isetetoto close up over 5 percent for the quarter and 15 percent for the year, largely because of excitement about the unexpectedly aggressive bond-buying pledges by the Federal Reserve and the European Central Bank over the last few months.
Maximum Irony, Maximum Sincerity is the title of that manifesto: the results – a clutter of films, ephemera, installations, happenings – are funny (because of the irony) and unexpectedly moving (that'll be the sincerity).
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.
Because of slow recruitment due to the unexpectedly high incidence of exclusion criteria, the design was changed before the first interim analysis.
