Sentence examples for an astounding one from inspiring English sources
One of the projects I worked on was the Mac Plus which had an astounding one megabyte of RAM, which was far more advanced than anything that was currently on the market, but laughably small today (even for a pocket phone smaller than a deck of cards).
Any ideas? A. Humans are able to perceive an astounding one trillion odors.
Alarmingly, these figures are certain to get worse, with the survey also finding an astounding one in four children are already overweight or obese before they turn 17.
In my home state Tennessee it is an astounding one in four.
Worse yet, an astounding one in three people -- 35percentt of the world's population -- have no place to go when nature calls.
In fact, I can't stop thinking about Jennafer Norris, Mindy Swank, Tamesha Means, Jessica Mann, Angela Valavanis, and all of the other women whose devastating stories of harm at Catholic hospitals helped the ACLU bring to life the news that an astounding one in six hospital beds in the U.S. is now in a Catholic-run facility.
India pulled off an astounding one-run victory over Bangladesh in a manic finish to the World Twenty20 Group 2 Super 10 match in Bangalore.
By 1860, an astounding one-third of all exports from the United States and more than two thirds of the imports passed through New York, much of it at the nearby Hudson River piers.
The subject of "The 15:17 to Paris" is a secular miracle, an astounding one-off à trois, and Eastwood's film conveys it with a brightly ecstatic sense of astonishment but there's a peculiar paradox at work in the film, which pushes Eastwood's lofty idealism in the direction of political advocacy.
According to a 2000 article in the University of Pennsylvania's Journal of International Economic Law, the U.S. government has estimated that the Nazis seized or coerced the sale of an astounding one-fifth of all Western art then in existence over 250,000 art works.
According to a 2000 article in the University of Pennsylvania's Journal of International Economic Law, the U.S. government has estimated that the Nazis seized or coerced the sale of an astounding one-fifth of all Western art then in existence--over 250,000 art works.
