no wonder

Idioms  

1. Also, small wonder. It's not at all (or hardly) surprising, as in With the goalie out with a sprained ankle, it's no wonder you lost the game, or If he finished off all of the turkey, small wonder he has a stomachache. [c. a.d. 900]

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Example Sentences

With recruiting strategy reduced to shoveling stacks of NIL dollars at players who jump through the transfer portal seemingly at will, it’s no wonder loyalty and etiquette have given way to opportunity and greed.

From Los Angeles Times

The median household income of these buyers is $35,000, and no wonder: The average cost of a manufactured home is about $127,000, compared to $413,000 for a site-built home.

From The Wall Street Journal

“No need to overthink it. It’s no wonder gold, silver, and copper are ripping higher. Global growth will surprise to the upside. The shock would be if oil doesn’t follow higher like the other commodities,” he said.

From MarketWatch

The state presented no evidence that mental health wasn’t an issue during pregnancy—and no wonder: Mental health conditions accompany a significant number of pregnancies and can lead to seriously adverse outcomes.

From Slate

It’s no wonder, then, that the shared theatrical experience is what has come to define a blockbuster.

From Salon