Sentence examples for surprisingly frequent from inspiring English sources

Synchronized swimming is a surprisingly frequent source of sports concussions.

The most vehement, and surprisingly frequent, answer to the question tends to be the most melodramatic.

Sunshine is surprisingly frequent; Lusaka averages six hours of sunshine per day in January.

Stealthy Americans have always stowed sausages in their luggage when returning from European holidays, but customs inspections are surprisingly frequent and intrusive.

Though she said she could become lost and confused outside the gridlike confines of Manhattan, Ms. Lebowitz has become a surprisingly frequent visitor to Brooklyn.

That caustic approach is exactly what is absent in an American culture driven by a demotic spirit, on the (surprisingly frequent) occasions when Joe Public becomes the hero (often in opposition to government forces).

Perhaps surprisingly, given his frequent and public calls for prudence, Hand's own private equity house, Terra Firma, played an important role in both these deals.

But surprisingly, not every frequent flier knows them all.

As the tempo of robotic air operations has steadily increased, crashes have, not surprisingly, become more frequent.

Not surprisingly, there are frequent blood shortages even so, due to the ban on men who have had same-sex experiences and other groups (including former drug users and people who have spent prolonged amounts of time in Europe), only 38percentt of the population is eligible to donate. .

Not surprisingly, the other frequent times coincided with glucose monitoring times, that is, before lunch, the evening meal and bedtime.