Sentence examples for Remarkably important from inspiring English sources

Given these changes, counselors can help students realize more of their potential, make better plans for life after school, and help students build better paths towards making their dreams come true...... and while all of this is remarkably important, this news will probably elicit the same remarkable reaction from everyone who could really do something about this quagmire.

Tabitha Barber, curator at Tate Britain, said: "I think she's remarkably important and very underrated.

It is remarkably important that, second-order approximate results are almost same with exact solutions.

"YSA Gate" has overshadowed the fact that the Red Bulls host Montreal in a remarkably important match.

"This is a remarkably important development," said Bill McKibben, co-founder of the environmental group 350.org.

The exploration of such phenomena is making remarkably important their application as research and applied tools in diagnostics.

Using the words 'invocation', 'accoutrements', and 'cloying' in one sentence would probably have Christopher Hitchens scratching his head, but Brooks managed to outdo himself in a remarkably self important, Freudian opinion piece titled 'Thinking About Obama'.

Remarkably, VEGF, important for the survival and proliferation of bona fide endothelial cells, was the critical factor for endothelialisation.

Remarkably, an important synergistic antiproliferative activity of SAME NAs was noted, especially at the lowest concentration of Gem (i.e., 1 and 10 × 10−9 m).

Remarkably, functionally important viral categories presented composite genes, even though changes in such key genes may be generally deleterious for their viral hosts.

It seemed a pragmatic use of a sport that is still remarkably exclusionary while important as a business tool (despite, or because of, its white male suburban base).