Sentence examples for are not remarkably from inspiring English sources

What Mr. Tankian and company are not, remarkably, is macho, the cause of so much banality in metal before Sept. 11.

For example, clinical trials using combination of two inhibitors of EGFR for treating colon cancer did not improve the efficacy compared with single agent, and they are not remarkably different from treating with conventional LMW drugs (shown above).

In the meantime, it is noticed that the compression rates and the residual intelligibility are not remarkably related, which means one can choose the compression ratio adaptively without increasing the residual intelligibility.

But the problems are not remarkably different than those the skeptics claimed made treatment impossible.

Market research firm NPD Group recently found that concern levels about food safety for 2012 are not remarkably different from different years.

However, whilst these organisms cover a large area, the individual fruit bodies (the mushrooms) are not remarkably large, typically with stems of up to 10 cm in height and caps less than 15 cm in diameter, weighing from 40-100 g each.

And then I hear a shuffle from the man in bed behind me, and I realize that, today, for us, things aren't remarkably different.

I'm not remarkably talented or successful.

Young's modulus was not remarkably affected by GO-PDA addition.

"The trouble with the Union Square building is that it's not remarkably interesting," Mr. Allen said.

Yet despite the political mudslinging, the coalition's approach to tackling child poverty is not remarkably different from Labour's.