Sentence examples for surprisingly changed from inspiring English sources

Last fall, in testimony before the California Legislature, talent agents surprisingly changed their focus and said that they did not care about managers.

In terms of specific results, leaving projects exposed and legally unattended, the managerial decision of not having a license specified was detected both ways, as projects left the "none" choice 88 times and, surprisingly, changed their current state of having a license to one where they have no license 55 times (see Table 1, type of license A).

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

After the International House of Pancakes somewhat surprisingly changed its name to the International House of Burgers, some famous brands felt the need to "clap back" on noted bad website Twitter Dot Com.

Our vision compensates for those changes and that, surprisingly, changes what we think 'yellow'  looks like.

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

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.

Surprisingly, changes in deiodinase expression were not limited to the stromal compartment.

But not too surprisingly, changes in lincRNAs have been observed in AD.

Surprisingly, changes in region III, in particular region IIIB, are among the largest in the protein.