Don't be surprised, for instance, to see some snake-like systems wriggling their way through parts of the course.
Experts were surprised, for instance, at a drop in spending on some hospitalized seniors — people enrolled in Medicare, whose coverage the recession should not affect.
The author himself said that he was surprised, for instance, at how well-loved within the team was Juan Pablo Montoya, who never won the Formula One title.
Mr. Kurtz said he would not be surprised, for instance, if the natural history museum created a smaller board for the planetarium authority to eliminate overlap with the museum's board.
Don't be surprised, for instance, if you are on your way to see one of those new Detroit bands that we've all heard so much about when the pulsating sounds from a dance tent prove so enticing that you can't resist the temptation to check that out instead.
Dr. Bernard Wood, a paleoanthropologist at George Washington University, said the analysis of joints in determining limb sizes was "quite ingenious, but the results are not earth-shattering". He was not surprised, for instance, that the findings did not appear to fit neatly into a pattern of progressive and linear relationships in evolution.
In his roughly twenty-five-year career, he has made so many costume changes that nobody was surprised when, for instance, he released a lavishly produced book called "Song Reader," which offered twenty new songs only in sheet-music form.
County health workers screening Soviet Armenian refugees for medical problems, for instance, have been surprised not only by their large numbers but by their fearful reaction to routine examinations.
You might be surprised to learn, for instance, that today's cars and planes are, by volume, about 50% plastic.
(You will not be surprised to learn, for instance, that the paranoid often "fail to apply the principle of Occam's razor to their arguments").
