Sentence examples for unsurprisingly think from inspiring English sources

The London Assembly Greens, unsurprisingly, think the ULEZ is too little, too late.

"You have got tax systems that are national, rooted in an old economy, and now we have got these new corporate Goliaths that operate in this disembodied way, particularly in the digital sector, who quite unsurprisingly think they can exploit the best deal for themselves in the cracks and crevices between the national tax systems.

The chewing gum giant Wrigley's unsurprisingly thinks so.

Now the chancellor, unsurprisingly, thinks it is payback time.

Carson, perhaps unsurprisingly, thinks that events might be a business that can work there.

Both, unsurprisingly, thought that spending on science and technology is good because innovation is good for the economy.

The House of Representatives has passed a bill aiming to cap carbon emissions, which includes an obligation to buy renewables, but the AWEA (unsurprisingly) thinks it too modest.

He believes that Halilovic can be Croatia's most important player for the next 15 years and unsurprisingly thinks the player would be best remaining at his club.

Mark E. Moran unsurprisingly thinks highly of human-assisted search; he is founder and CEO of findingDulcinea, a human-powered Web search alternative.

The tribunal, unsurprisingly, thought otherwise.

Elon Musk, unsurprisingly, thinks diesel and gasoline have peaked.