Sentence examples for it particularly surprising from inspiring English sources

This is not a controversial finding, nor is it particularly surprising that organizations in which people speak up outperform those in which ideas are stifled.

Nor is it particularly surprising that the Mets, without the spending prowess of the Yankees, subsequently offered a bonus to Montero that fell far short of the $1.7 million that their Bronx rivals would spend to sign him.

(Like those who advertise questions for debate in our universities I am seeking the truth not laying it down)." This makes it particularly surprising that the Essays are sometimes called "philosophical".

But it is perhaps a measure of the current state of affairs in Afghanistan that seemingly no one — not Afghan bank regulators, not American investigators of illicit financing, not European economic experts — found it particularly surprising that gold appears to have joined bank notes in the skies over Afghanistan.

I find it particularly surprising that Mr DeLong allowed this to pass without comment, given how much work he has done on economic history.I have no personal opinion on whether FDR's interventions on net shortened or prolonged the Great Depression, largely because I haven't studied the matter.

Craig Czarny, a director of the Melbourne-based consultancy Hansen Planning, says he has found it particularly surprising to see how resilient communities affected by the bushfires have been, with many going ahead and rebuilding in what many would consider threatening locations.

It's particularly surprising in Melbourne, since it was only six months ago that the council spent $450,000 on destroying Lincoln Square, the city's most iconic and cherished skate spot.

But it's particularly surprising coming from one whose mode is often so pithy.

Given the progress of other Nordic countries, it is particularly surprising that there continues to be strong resistance to gender diversity quotas in Denmark.

Considering that delivering negative feedback is not a desirable task, and many times is actively avoided, it was particularly surprising to find 106 different areas for improvement.

Curator Susan Harrison said it was particularly surprising because the grave had not been disturbed by 16th-century post-dissolution robbers, nor Victorian and Edwardian gentlemen antiquarians.