Sentence examples for more unexpected given from inspiring English sources

The high level of architecture is all the more unexpected given that this is an institution getting by largely on public financing in these lean times.

This year it proposes a mere 7.5%, quite a plunge from last year's growth of 17.8%.Mr Wen did not attempt to explain the change of gear, which was all the more unexpected given recent tensions between China and America over American arms sales to Taiwan, trade, Tibet and more.

It is even more unexpected given that the novel, which has been translated from the Swedish, concerns a real-life figure, Mordechai Chaim Rumkowski, whose autocratic rule in the Lodz ghetto has been explored before in "King of the Jews," a 1979 novel by Leslie Epstein, and whose ambiguous legacy has been meditated upon by Hannah Arendt, Primo Levi and others.

Thomas's victory was more unexpected, given the presence of favourite Anna Mischenko of the Ukraine.

The statistic was all the more unexpected given Santa Monica's numerous, well-attended farmers markets. .

What may be more unexpected, particularly given Lakshmi's glamorous but inscrutable TV persona, are the revelations in "Love, Loss, and What We Ate: A Memoir" (Ecco: 336 pp., $26.99).

Com6 is initially degraded more slowly than Com7, which is unexpected given the results of their linear counterparts.

However, SP1 repressed the C allele of rs143383 more strongly when methylated; this was unexpected given that methylation of the +37 CpG had no effect on SP1 binding in EMSAs.

This is not unexpected, given results of a more theoretical nature that quantify the extent of such improvement [ 35].

Thus, the absence of a more profound consequence of the double deficiency is not unexpected given the primacy of p56Lck in positive regulation of TCR signaling.

The chancellor's latest announcement was not entirely unexpected, given that his fiscal rules allow for more wriggle room in exceptional times.