Examples of using It is surprising in English and their translations into Dutch
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It is surprising.
It is surprising that people communicate less in open workspaces.
We did not have to worry about but it is surprising.
The answer to this question is  not simple, but it is surprising.
It is surprising to find such a beautiful nature reserve so close to the city.
It is surprising that there is  not a single reference to these essential employment improvement measures in the Cannes Summit conclusions.
At first, it is surprising, but it's actually rather nice,” she said.
It is surprising that the Commission does not mention this at all,
Secondly, it is surprising and even dangerous to continue to allow the transportation of radioactive cargoes in boats also carrying passengers.
It is surprising that the site was  developed by Leif K Brooks in Vermont,
It is surprising that talks between the European Union
This latitude range of clinical application, it is surprising why more books have been  on DHEA attachments!
It is surprising that nobody gave us information about all these incarnations of Shri Mahalakshmi, and nobody has the deep
It is surprising how often simply restarting your computer solves a problem.
The author of the French report wrote"It is surprising that firms did not study in more detail the cost of innovation.
Mining sawfly larvae in general have an extremely restricted palate, and it is surprising that F. nigrita forms such a clear exception to this rule.
It is surprising that so little attention has been  paid to technical measures for regenerating stocks and that industrial fishing should have been  exempted from fleet reduction measures.
And it is surprising that there is  less mobility in the case of fully continuous 12 hour shiftworking than in day work.
It is surprising that there has been  no mention of the significance of saturated fatty acids in the e-mail discussions and in the amendments tabled. Consumption of these substances is  increasing.
It is surprising how little attention is  paid to informing pregnant women about this in many Member States.