Sentence examples for surprisingly prove from inspiring English sources

But dogs, not surprisingly, prove more in need of care than their more aloof and independent colleagues.

In this article we surprisingly prove that the recognition of triangle graphs is NP-complete, even in the case where the input graph is known to be a trapezoid graph.

Because of the way Gen Z uses technology, some researchers believe its members may surprisingly prove more adept at face-to-face communication than millennials.

Exciting new evidence demonstrates that migratory white blood cells, macrophages and eosinophils, are drawn to the vicinity of the end bud by chemoattractants and, surprisingly, prove to be essential for the normal development of end buds [ 9].

The dates, not surprisingly, proved trouble for everyone.

But while the Knicks struggled over the next few minutes, they not surprisingly proved resilient on the final play.

Adès, who is now forty-five, has, not surprisingly, proved to be a potent composer of music theatre.

In one case, the offspring surprisingly proved to be resistant to a virus plaguing Latin American rice growers, even though neither parent was.

The use of derogatory terms such as war criminal, imperialist, neocolonialist, hegemon, racist, and mass murderer not surprisingly proved more likely to enrage than to conciliate those to whom these terms were applied.

Finding Johnson's body not surprisingly proved traumatic, and by the time he was ready to publish again he had been forgotten by all but a few long-standing admirers.

This permutation of macroeconomic management has, not surprisingly, proven to be an untenable policy straightjacket among the strikingly heterogeneous group of countries that are in the Eurozone.