Sentence examples for surprising to either from inspiring English sources

Sadly, Lemmy died of cancer, which isn't surprising to either Fisher or McBride.

Sadly, Lemmy died of cancer, which isn't surprising to either Fisher or McBride.

But just as how his chief concern probably isn't eating his five a day, he's probably not desperately concerned about the amount of sugar – until obviously he contracted diabetes and it became more of a worry". Sadly, Lemmy died of cancer, which isn't surprising to either Fisher or McBride.

In 1891 Ernst Malachowski and Dmitri Leonidovich Romanowsky independently developed techniques using a mixture of Eosin Y and modified methylene blue (methylene azure) that produced a surprising hue unattributable to either staining component: a shade of purple.

There is probably little in Rice's summary that comes across as either shocking or surprising to most people.

It was surprising to find that F. asiaticum isolates were either 15-ADON or NIV genotype in this Taiwanese population.

Responses following the reward were enhanced when a reward was either more likely or more surprising to occur.

It is not surprising to see higher percentages on configurations with either the maximum resolution or minimal compression since they already optimize at least one metric by definition.

It is not surprising to see dramatic upregulation or downregulation of critical proteins, either intracellular or extracellular, in a single cancer cell during division and continuous expansion.

And it may be surprising to learn that more than seven million Americans are involved with horses, either as owners, service providers, employees or volunteers.

Thus, it is not surprising to find out that ML distribution reflects the natural diffusion of Leishmania vectors either in South America or in the Mediterranean basin [ 10, 12].