Sentence examples for which interestingly is from inspiring English sources

Other dog-like female tennis players: Kim Clijsters (golden labrador), Aranxa Sanchez (another pug), Steffi Graf (Afghan hound - which, interestingly, is what her spouse Andre Agassi looked like before he shaved his hair), Monica Seles Jack Russelll)... .. She's got a well-observed point, readers.

The significant effect of water on the upward shift of UCSTs, which interestingly is opposite to that observed in 1-butyl-3-methylimidazolium tetrafluoroborate [BMIM][BF4], is related to the water organization in the IL, depending on the concentration therein.

Peter Dixon at Commerzbank said the figures indicated that the manufacturing sector performed reasonably strongly in the first quarter, "which interestingly is not being confirmed so far by the ONS's official numbers".

Now that has been brought over by Celltel, which, interestingly, is owned by a Sudanese entrepreneur, and now he operates in the whole of sub-Saharan Africa and also in the eastern part.

Their results are the following: (i) The Basque country and Scotland are the regions that are the most likely to secede (which interestingly is consistent with the real situation of these two regions); (ii) unsurprisingly, countries which are quite similar in terms of culture, population, and GDP are the most likely to unite.

That's when an event took place, which, interestingly, is called "the loss of China".

Native mobile advertising startup Avocarrot — which, interestingly, was in the first cohort of company builder Entrepreneur First — has been acquired by adtech company Glispa Global Group.

Among the main theoretical alternatives for an ontological interpretation of the temporal existence of things, contemporary analytical ontology discusses so-called "four-dimensionalism," "eternalism," and the "stage theory," which, interestingly, are all static varieties of Leibniz' analysis.

Virtually all IBM business units reported increased revenues, including 32percentt growth in the "Systems" unit, which includes hardware and operating systems software — and which interestingly was an area where IBM definitely struggled in the past, though its z Systems and storage line is showing some clear growth now.

We present the imaging features of a fibroadenoma which interestingly was shown to contain DCIS.

The other methods are still minimal, including condoms and even traditional methods, which interestingly were never popular in Egypt.