Sentence examples for unsurprising response from inspiring English sources

The unsurprising response from the official at the registration office was dry and unequivocal.

The unsurprising response by investors was a fall of more than 8% in the company's stock price.

Such warnings may be an unsurprising response to some of the intemperate language coming from Capitol Hill.

Our explanation of the phoney melanoma epidemic is "diagnostic drift which classifies benign lesions as … melanoma", a misdiagnosis "driven by defensive medicine, an unsurprising response to its commercialisation".

To elected officials inside and outside the city, Mr. Jeffries's bill — which could prompt a lawsuit from the city if successful — was an unsurprising response from a body that has relished its role as a check against the mayor's powers.

But investors aren't in a patient mood with high-spending oil and gas companies, and Exxon's capital-expenditure budget — summary: not much change from $35 billion a year — drew the unsurprising response.

Among the very unsurprising responses to my piece on refusing that label were people telling me "you just are cis".

Previously, I wrote about how the steep decline in applications to law schools was an unsurprising "consumer" response to the downturn in the legal sector in the wake of the financial crisis and the recognition that student debt was no longer dischargeable in bankruptcy.

Since the deeply puzzling phenomenon of vagueness manifests itself first and foremost as a linguistic phenomenon, it is unsurprising that the responses variously intersect with problems concerning meaning, truth and reference.

His response was unsurprising, given the fact that the Saudis have had to defend themselves against claims of cultural vandalism before, under the guise of religion and urban development.

These differences are unsurprising given typical survey response patterns with, for example, women and retirees more likely to answer surveys.