Sentence examples for are considered remarkable from inspiring English sources

His method and his critical concern for authentic tradition are considered remarkable for his time.

Snow's achievements are considered remarkable, given his humble origin and short life; a stroke caused his death at age 45.

However, if the distribution of cells harbouring a RET rearrangement within tumours are considered, remarkable differences between tumours of differing latencies become apparent.

His absence during a visit to Detroit by President Bush on June 24 was considered remarkable.

That is comparable to the earlier III and V models, which is considered remarkable because color displays are a much greater drain on battery life.

His recovery was considered remarkable because most spinal-injury victims make progress only in the first two years after the accident.

Mr. Bragman's outspokenness was considered remarkable in Albany, where the leaders of both houses wield an extraordinary level of power.

As a teacher he was considered remarkable for his ability to enliven the standard medical lecture by using anecdote and humour.

"We have a very active relationship, and many of the things which five years ago or 10 years ago would have been considered remarkable are now normal," said the official, who insisted on anonymity when discussing military matters.

IN May of 2000, when George W. Bush was running for president on a platform of extravagant tax cuts for all, his campaign did something that would be considered remarkable today: it submitted his tax plan to the Congressional Joint Committee on Taxation, to see how much all those tax cuts would cost the Treasury.

It can only be considered remarkable that against this history, and the most unlikely circumstances of a country with such profound racial, linguistic, ethnic and political divisions that a figure arose by some magical alchemy to codify by forgiveness a dispensation in southern Africa that is the root cause of all the prosperity that is now accruing to this country.