Sentence examples for possibly surprisingly from inspiring English sources

These assumptions are justified below and also allow us to obtain useful qualitative (and quantitative) results which, possibly surprisingly, compare favourably with the numerical results of the model for the oxygenator device.

Possibly surprisingly, people with knee OA had higher SF-12 MCS compared with people without knee pain.

You may have heard about their cut-price stollen, and possibly their surprisingly flavoursome jam.

The store is smart in appearance and offers all the basics that anyone could possibly need in surprisingly high-quality fabrics.

Not surprisingly, possibly reflecting a more defined mortality/survival population later during the course of severe sepsis/septic shock, predictions of survival were most accurate from serial data at 21 and 28 days.

It is quite possibly the happiest – yet surprisingly not the sickliest – and funnest series of the past decade.

Hong Kong teenagers are surprisingly obedient, possibly because of a Confucian tradition and very strong social pressures to study hard and serve the community.

This sounds juvenile and pointless but is something you find yourself doing surprisingly often, possibly in the garage while your children are napping inside the house.

It has long been known that smoking rates are higher among the poor and least educated of all races, but Mr. Delva and other experts said the rates recently found among inner city blacks were surprisingly high, possibly indicating that they were undercounted in broad standard surveys.

Given the massive reduction in construction, the layoffs have been "surprisingly small," possibly because home builders usually hire independent subcontractors to build homes, said Dave Seiders, chief economist for the National Association of Home Builders.

Despite their tribulations, your parents were the ultimate "bow" people, which somewhat shockingly, unfortunately, surprisingly, and possibly serendipitously has helped all of us in the long run.