Sentence examples for surprisingly forced from inspiring English sources

Not surprisingly, forced to function under the watchful eye of the public they have not acquitted themselves in credible fashion.

Surprisingly, forcing mothers to work appears to harm adolescents rather than younger children.

Not surprisingly, he was forced to sack them all.

Not surprisingly Liszt was forced to develop psychological defense mechanisms, ranging from studied selflessness ("Mendelssohn's opinion is known to me," he wrote to Marie d'Agoult, Liszt's mistress, "yet it does not affect my admiration for him in the least") to a credo of faith in the future, enshrined in his declaration to his pupils in later years: "I can wait".

Not surprisingly, when deadlines forced parties to the table in the 112th Congress, they often kicked the can down the road.

Max Fisher and Amanda Taub, who write the Interpreter column, discuss what the decision to withdraw could do to an international coalition that depends on a surprisingly powerful force: peer pressure.

As expected, the cell-generated forces were elevated with dynamically increased boundary (post) stiffness, yet surprisingly, the forces continued to increase following dynamic reduction of boundary stiffness back to baseline levels.

Rognoni et al. [ 37] investigated the mechanical behaviour of the auto-inhibited state and showed that the force-dependent gating characteristics of filamin allow for a cellular response to surprisingly low forces (the affinity for the C-terminal tail peptides of different interaction partners is increased up to seventeen fold upon increasing applied force from to 2 to 5 pN).

Surprisingly the forces generated are big enough to pick up objects and even people.

Not surprisingly, these forces make the organization more diverse, complicate decision making, and threaten Toyota's control systems.

One of the research team's surprising conclusions: when it comes to the damage they wreak, hurricanes and tsunamis can bring surprisingly similar forces to bear.