Sentence examples for change surprisingly from inspiring English sources

11.37am GMT Duncan Clark, whose work I highlighted earlier, has sent me his thoughts: It's true that the rich world has emitted the majority of the CO2 historically, though looking at current trends that may change surprisingly soon.

Whatever, the discussion gets back to the basics of book publishing, editing and marketing, and, despite the industry's fear of change, surprisingly many publishers and editors are sanguine about what the Internet can do for their own craft.

And "national security" is an incredibly broad area to focus on, so naturally quite a bit ended up on the cutting room floor we barely got anything about Russia, nothing on climate change, surprisingly little on domestic terrorism or cybersecurity, nothing on North Korea, and nothing on nuclear proliferation apart from a short discussion of Iran.

In our study, stages of change surprisingly had no predictive effect on BMI.

Secondly, we intend to explore why in some countries with cultural characteristics counteracting curriculum change surprisingly many schools succeeded to implement integrated curricula.

That has changed surprisingly little.

Yet the forces and weapons themselves changed surprisingly little.

Economically, the country has changed surprisingly little since 2008.

Admittedly that was in 500BC, but the brutal landscape has changed surprisingly little since then.

Harry's statement suggests he is among those who believe the press has changed surprisingly little.

But criminal law itself changed surprisingly little in the wake of the attacks.