Sentence examples for unsurprisingly difficult from inspiring English sources

In May, he sent 1,400 South African troops to join the hard-pressed UN peacekeepers there.Projecting force to such a remote and roadless spot is proving, unsurprisingly, difficult.

Government censorship dictates the rules that foreign companies unsurprisingly find difficult to abide.

Unsurprisingly, it is difficult to gauge the true number or to analyse trends of hidden homelessness.

Kosslyn & Shwartz (1977) mention that they hope, one day, to add a "mind's eye" function to their simulation, to "look at" the image within the computer, as it were, but, unsurprisingly (given how difficult an AI problem naturalistic computer vision turned out to be (Brooks, 1992, 1999)), this was never done.

Immigrants are often relocated to rural small towns and unsurprisingly they find it difficult to integrate.

Perhaps unsurprisingly, that proved more difficult than I imagined.

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The message from Mr Kerry, perhaps unsurprisingly for a challenger during a difficult war, was about problems on the ground: over a thousand American troops killed in Iraq and $200 billion spent; Iran and North Korea left untackled; and allies alienated.

Unsurprisingly, she found the extended separation difficult.

After the difficult interview, I was unsurprisingly met with a cold silence when I inquired about my application.

Unsurprisingly, when used in a simulated difficult laryngoscopy, all the videolaryngoscopes resulted in a better view of the glottis than the Macintosh blade.