Sentence examples for a remarkable study from inspiring English sources
Ms. Cox's passion for Cambodia can be interpreted as neurotic or mystical, but either way she's a remarkable study in the serendipity of finding one's rightful place.
The Republican response to Trump, in light of the shameful attacks on Judge Curiel, is a remarkable study in how ambition breeds passivity.
In a remarkable study† backed by the bank, Ben Olken, of Harvard University, dug deep into the sand and stone to find out.
It is a remarkable study of spirituality and sacrifice, and how men of faith cope when their ideals are challenged by violent reality.
Yet a remarkable study published recently in The Quarterly Journal of Economics by Grant Miller of Stanford University indicates that female voters did have a profound and positive impact.
Perhaps more significantly, a remarkable study of the narcissism of celebrities themselves strongly suggests that our role models are far from desirable as people for our children to emulate.
"This is a truly remarkable study," says primatologist Frans de Waal of Emory University in Atlanta.
In a subsequent remarkable study, Newmark and Hall (1969) investigated the behavior of NPP facilities considering SSI.
The handful of firms that have made huge and consistent profits hide a remarkable secret: study after study shows that most hedge funds either lose money or make tepid returns.
Although the referees felt that this was an ambitious and remarkable study in many ways, they also had a number of comments, summarized below, meant to strengthen the evidence and provide additional connections to existing literature and theory.
"This is a really cool and remarkable study," says Harsh Bais, a root biologist at the University of Delaware, Newark, who was not involved in the work.
