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

"It's no wonder the government views the future usage of data centres as 'inherently uncertain'," said Mary Stevens, a spokesperson for the group.

From BBC

It is no wonder such machines cost as much as $400 million each.

From The Wall Street Journal

Papa said, “I think that storm had more to do with your catching them than anything else. These monkeys are tame. They’ve lived in cages all their lives. They’ve never been out in a storm like that and it probably scared them half to death. It’s no wonder they wanted to be caught.”

From Literature

“Don’t you know what will happen if every last bit isn’t turned to gold by morning? No wonder my brothers say you’re a numbskull.”

From Literature

“No wonder you reek of magic,” said Slop.

From Literature