Drawing upon his earlier work it is unsurprising that soldiers, sailors and petty tradesmen were habitual offenders.
In some senses this is unsurprising, since women tend to be used to taking the lead in discussions about children and child care.
Given that locatives and adjectival predicates are states, it might seem unsurprising that they should yield mixed results in ne-cl.
Without the guidance of the law, it is unsurprising that local officials developed their own practices, recording, accounting and payment mechanisms.
It is unsurprising, therefore, that historians have tended to link these events with earlier demonstrations of popular discontent.
These are lively chapters but in the main they are unsurprising.
The impact of stable class identity is all the more impressive given the consistently strong and unsurprising impact of education.
The lack of sustained growth in expenditure on this service is perhaps unsurprising, given the receding threat of epidemics.
