Sentence examples for far less surprising from inspiring English sources
Any staginess in their manner reduces the whole dance and makes its extraordinary spotlighted ending far less surprising.
If it had happened 30 or 40 years ago it would have been far less surprising because discrimination was much more overt and common then.
The British vote overshadowed a far less surprising decision earlier in June by the Federal Reserve not to raise interest rates.
And the Islam of al-Afghani's ideological heirs has made little headway in non-Muslim countries.There is one contemporary Asian phenomenon that, Mr Mishra notes, would seem far less surprising to the author's subjects than to many present-day Westerners.
Even if Baddeley were to win this weekend, it would be far less surprising than what happened in 2003, when Curtis — ranked 396th in the world, playing in his first Open and winless on the PGA Tour — won here.
Given the envisaged breadth of the five-year collaboration between DeepMind and the Royal Free, as set out in their MoU, the fact the Google-owned company has been afforded access to such a wide range of healthcare data looks far less surprising — owing to the similarly wide range of products the pair envisage collaborating on in future.
At the same time, a far more surprising undertaking began with far less fanfare: creating a prepaid Occupy debit card.
But Mr. Obama asked for half measures and got far less than half, and it isn't surprising that those who worked for his election are disgusted.
Given this, it is somewhat surprising that there has been far less work investigating the neurobiological correlates of depression in young people (Kaufman et al. 2001).
That might seem surprising since same-sex couples are far less bound by protocol.
Since its original observation by Warburg [ 1], from the standpoint of metabolic efficiency this has been a surprising observation because aerobic glycolysis is far less efficient than mitochondrial respiration in terms of moles of ATP generated per mole of glucose.
