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- Dictionaryunsurprising/ˌʌnsəˈprʌɪzɪŋ/
adjective
- 1. not unexpected and so not causing surprise: "the outcome of this sombre film is unsurprising"
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7 hours ago · Given the positive impact of hybrid working on workers' mental and physical health, it is perhaps unsurprising that three quarters said returning to a central office five days a week would ...
7 hours ago · The quality of hire (QoH) is a measure of the value new hires bring to a company, typically gauged by their contribution to the companys long-term success. Its a complex metric, often measured months after hiring, using various indicators like new hire performance metrics, turnover and retention rates.
7 hours ago · In the cases where an infection workup was initiated, active infection was seldom present, an unsurprising finding considering the reportedly low rate of cTDR and anterior cervical discectomy and fusion (ACDF) infection in general [ 48, 49 ].
7 hours ago · The bulk of Cannon’s opinion seems to rest upon the recent concurring opinion issued by Justice Clarence Thomas in the Presidential immunity case. There, Thomas issued a separate concurrence to raise the issue of the constitutionality of Jack Smith’s appointment. It was a concurrence joined by none of the other justices, but that doesn’t ...
7 hours ago · The build-up to the forthcoming elections in the United States of America has once again exposed the country’s deep fault-lines. Tensions have reached fever pitch between the two major political ...
7 hours ago · This may perhaps be unsurprising; in areas where the agriculture sector is less developed there is more likely to be a need to bring workers in from elsewhere.
7 hours ago · China’s Q2 activity data again highlighted disparate conditions across the economy. New industry continues to surge ahead, but the consumer is being left behind.
