Sentence examples for also represent a remarkable from inspiring English sources

As he showed me around his lab, Gambetti mentioned that F.F.I. patients also represent a remarkable opportunity to understand ordinary insomnia.

This campaign also represents a remarkable turnaround for a club who, when Cotterill was appointed 16 months ago, were languishing in 23rd in the table and in danger of suffering successive relegations.

But they also represent a buying opportunity.

Parents also represent an untapped marketing resource.

Such a development would represent a remarkable closing of ranks across the Atlantic.

But Lomax's likely presence alongside him at Old Trafford would represent a remarkable story.

Such networks represent a remarkable — if insufficient — alternative to government services.

To many in Washington, the events of recent months represent a remarkable turnaround for Mr. Powell.

But the change in opinion by outside figures does represent a remarkable turnaround for Akin.

A change at the top would represent a remarkable achievement for Uber.

Lower estimates are less dramatic, yet still represent a remarkable (and growing) contribution.