Sentence examples for because surprisingly from inspiring English sources

Yesterday's purchase of Telemundo by NBC isn't likely to spur the consolidation of other Spanish-language television networks because, surprisingly, there really isn't that much to buy.

And, it wasn't even because building a successful career as an online coach is difficult; because, surprisingly, it really isn't.

Adler can't say because, surprisingly, they've never met, despite having many mutual friends.

Studying the city planning of Santos is important because, surprisingly, the city is one of the most involved in prevention measures in Brazil (Miller et al. 2012), despite all the common problems of Brazilian cities.

Because, surprisingly, the Democratic People's Republic of Korea is ready to buy, and eager enough to flex its atrophied capitalistic muscles that it let a FORBES reporter follow along and record everything as the Coca-Cola discussions heated up.

Microbats, the group of bats that emit echolocation signals from the larynx, came under close scrutiny because, surprisingly, some molecular studies divided them into two groups that diverged long ago, suggesting that echolocation evolved twice.

Sony's margins in online gaming, says Mr Gibson, are typically 65-70%.But the expected bonanza in networked-console gaming has been postponed because of the surprisingly slow rollout of high-speed "broadband" Internet connections.

If productivity lags badly over the next few years, that will almost certainly be because of surprisingly strong growth in labour supply.

Because, not surprisingly, the most prosperous new black owners — and especially the core group that came to be known as "the usual suspects," including Ramaphosa — maintained close ties to the A.N.C. government and contributed financially to the party's coffers.

But Mr Artus worries that workers in continental Europe are losing out, because a surprisingly high proportion of shares are held by foreigners: as much as 35% in France and 16% in Germany.

The company was able to meet overall targets because of surprisingly strong results from its film studio, magazine empire and cable television networks -- all parts of the old Time Warner.