Sentence examples for would not surprisingly from inspiring English sources

Another person with knowledge of the clubs' idea on the allocation of players said it would not surprisingly involve a draft of major league players and then minor leaguers.

The status quo situation (modest exploitation, very low seal predation; mean salinity), if projected forward would (not surprisingly) give largest biomasses and yields, some of which would reach historical high levels.

In fact, many dishes are cooked a little bit more than I would choose, not surprisingly.

Ann Coulter- Alas, this uber-meanie is a solo woman, and many would say, not surprisingly (others on this Website have questioned if she even qualifies, by gender).

The quid pro quo would be a lower rent.Cameroon, not surprisingly, would prefer the higher rent.

That's short for "What would Jesus do?" Not surprisingly, some may feel left out, like Muslims and Jews, to cite but two groups that have probably lost little sleep wondering what Jesus would have done about campaign finance reform or trade relations with China.

What would you do?" Not surprisingly, Labour has anticipated this and tried to answer at least some of the question.

Not surprisingly, he would not reveal it, either.

The defendants, not surprisingly, would not recognise the court.

The banks, not surprisingly, would like other priorities.

Energy-intensive firms, not surprisingly, would like permits to be handed out in proportion to past emissions.