Sentence examples for a remarkable category from inspiring English sources

In the 2009-10 school year, Anderson's PTA and a much smaller alumni group raised $1,001,302, putting the school in a remarkable category — the New York City public schools that raise amounts in the $1 million range annually.

In the 2009-10 school year, Anderson's PTA and a much smaller alumni group raised $1,001,302, putting the school in a remarkable category -- the New York City public schools that raise amounts in the $1 million range annually.

As previously commented, the existence of a remarkable category of mutations, 'adaptive mutations', has stirred the community.

We found that only about 5% of the managers we surveyed belonged in this remarkable category.

While nothing we tried at Confetti was in the remarkable category, the restaurant offers real value and family-friendly atmosphere.

A total of 3094 genes of the large yellow croaker transcriptome were mapped to KEGG, and 20 statistically remarkable categories (P value < 0.05) are listed in Table 2.

It's a remarkable achievement for a category that, in my youth, at least, was spoken of more as a means to an end (inebriation) rather than as it is now: As a deeply terroir-driven, highly sophisticated spirit that is a key component of any serious bar, alongside top-end single malt Scotch whisky, small-production Bourbon, great gin, and more.

This Cannes Palme D'Or-winner is nominated in both the best foreign film and best film categories, a remarkable double – and a directing nomination for Haneke also.

The sprawl of road networks and the evolution of their types have gradually created a remarkable repertoire of new categories of open spaces, which, despite their often small size and residual nature, collectively can no longer be neglected.

The targets of the mixed Myc-centred FFLs show a remarkable enrichment in functional categories involved in cell cycle regulation and in various types of cancer (see Table 1).

In addition, a large proportion of transcripts (± 89%) were assigned to a remarkable range of GO categories, indicative of the diversity of genes represented by the cabbage transcriptome.