Sentence examples for surprising prospect from inspiring English sources

But Wahlberg has always been a more surprising prospect than appearances suggest.

That is a surprising and encouraging prospect, given trade's dire outlook just a few years ago.

Stephen Hughes, director of Foreign Currency Direct, which commissioned the poll, said the results were not surprising given the "prospect of wide ranging cuts in the public sector".

Perhaps more surprising is the prospect that McQuaid, who as president since 2005 has led the sport during a period of crisis that undermined the sport's credibility, could still be re-elected despite widespread opposition.

So it is not surprising that the prospect of leaving all this behind after completing my thesis made me rather sad, but I knew I had to move on as I wanted new challenges.

It is also not surprising that under the prospect of indefinite Israeli rule, Palestinian nationalism grew.

Around a third of holidays are taken in winter, which is hardly surprising given the bleak prospect of dark skies, rain, and cold at home.

The taoiseach said: "It is perhaps not surprising that Ireland regards the prospect of the UK leaving the EU as a major strategic risk.

But Mr. Kaus has thrown himself into his quixotic campaign with surprising earnestness, undeterred by his prospects (grim) and general diagnosis (insane).

The prospect of watching so surprising a project amid schoolchildren in the Bronx seemed too curious to miss.

But after weeks of despairing about their prospects, it's hardly surprising that Republicans have seized on Comey's recent actions as a potential lifeline.