Sentence examples for not surprisingly changes from inspiring English sources

Not surprisingly, changes in child-bearing have gone along with changes in marriage.

Not surprisingly, changes sought by the industry would make it easier for them to make money and more difficult for victims to be compensated for their injuries.

Every time I give a lecture, I am expected to record how many people were present, whether they had to pay, and what their approximate education level was, and then at the end of the year to collate all that information using the format my department administrator will send me (which, not surprisingly, changes every year).

Not surprisingly, changes in retail sales and in both 30-year Treasury bond yields and three-month-bill rates have been closely correlated in recent years.

The injury, not surprisingly, changed his life in dramatic fashion.

Not surprisingly, these changes are occurring coincident with a rise in new or reemerging infectious diseases.

Not surprisingly, employment changes varied by industry, with the greatest percentage job losses in residential construction and large job losses in manufacturing.

Not surprisingly, it changes every part of the medical workday, from where you sit and what you do to which glasses you wear to work.

And not surprisingly — given changes in the overall composition of the economy — agriculture contributes far fewer senators today than it did in the mid-20th century.

Not surprisingly, the changes in media choices have put more of the council's ads online, in forms that include banner ads, sponsored links in search results, so-called buddy icons on AOL and commercials on video-sharing Web sites like YouTube.

Not surprisingly, these changes have already drawn opposition from the PBMs.