Sentence examples for unexpectedly promoted from inspiring English sources

Last season, they were unexpectedly promoted to Kakkonen, Finland's third level, but the club's annual budget is just €100,000 and it takes imagination to compete.

Then Sivart disappears, Unwin is unexpectedly promoted to the detective's job, and when he goes to complain to the chief of staff that the promotion must be a mistake, he finds his boss dead in his chair with a mysterious record playing.

We observed that oxidative NMMO solvent unexpectedly promoted the immediate reduction of [AuIIICl4]– species to nanosized metallic Au0, that is GNP.

"That profit was earned during season 2012/13 when DFC were unexpectedly promoted to the SPL as runners-up in the previous year's Championship.

Although initially only in the corps de ballet for this work, MacMillan was unexpectedly promoted to the male lead because of injuries to all the eligible company principals.

However,IL-6hi plus TGF-βhi unexpectedly promoted Th17 cell expansion, suggesting that a complex cytokine context, rather than the change of individual cytokines, is more likely involved in regulating Th17 cells.

The story of a minor official whom local power-brokers unexpectedly promote to chief prosecutor, this merciless study of small-town corruption rings true to anyone who has regular dealings with the Hungarian state.In Rokonok István Kopjáss, a hapless naïf, suddenly finds himself enmeshed in hair-raising stories of local corruption.

Some economic inequality can dramatically and unexpectedly promote cooperation, far beyond what would be possible without it.

This would lead us to speculate that instead of inducing cancer cytotoxicity, such treatment may unexpectedly promote tumor migration and metastasis.

Unexpectedly, PTPN18 also promoted the distribution of HER2 to the proteasome for rapid HER2 destruction, suggesting fine-tuning of receptor ubiquitination barcode in parallel with the phosphorylation barcode.

In a previous WeThePeople petition related to open information, the White House unexpectedly pledged $100M to promote freely accessible federally funded research, which would otherwise be guarded behind expensive private academic journals.