Sentence examples similar to unsurprising preferences from inspiring English sources
WikiLeaks released 20,000 stolen emails revealing a clear, if unsurprising, preference for Hillary Clinton over Bernie Sanders among Democratic officials.
Whilst we found an unsurprising baseline preference to the high-preference food site, we found that playbacks of high-preference food call sequences resulted in an even greater amount of foraging effort at this site, indicating the calls were meaningful to the receivers.
These ethnic minority groups have patterns of high academic achievement and aspirations emanating from parental and community expectation [ 59], so it is perhaps unsurprising to see a preference for a "high status" specialty.
While differences between these two instruments might be unsurprising, any analyses that aim to compare these different preference based measures of health are important because they inform debate and choice.
That should be unsurprising given the credentials gap, said Roger Clegg, president of the Center for Equal Opportunity, which opposes hiring preferences based on race.
This is unsurprising, since voting behavior in the Senate is fundamentally about senators seeking to balance their policy preferences against the views of their constituents.
100 These respondent scientists' apparent preference for goal-based arguments for the best (scientific) research methods is probably unsurprising.
This is perhaps unsurprising.
