Sentence examples for as it is remarkable from inspiring English sources
In this small subgroup of patients with AS, it is remarkable that at Week 12, the time point for measurement of the primary efficacy end point, there was no placebo response based on either ASAS or BASDAI response criteria.
But to Johnson's family and friends, the latest step in his recovery is as daunting as it is remarkable.
The 123 works on view suggest nothing if not a mass suicide by hanging, and for that reason the spectacle is as sad and sobering as it is remarkable.
But those who have acquired the taste will find this year's offering - an account of a mushroom-fuelled Amsterdam holiday after the break-up of Nichol's relationship - almost as funny as it is remarkable.
The story of the domestication of maize (Zea mays, also known as corn) is as intriguing as it is remarkable.
It is remarkable that Khakpour managed to write this memoir despite her sickness, just as it is remarkable that such a small pest a kaneh, as her parents call it in Farsi, a word that's also an insult could wreak such havoc.
Describes Davis working on a few dogs and relates some of his comments such as "It's remarkable dogs stay so pure and nice having to live with the people they do".
When Justin Gatlin and then Tyson Gay crossed the finish line in the final of the 100 metres on day three of the US Olympic trials, it was a moment as familiar as it was remarkable.
Although his penchant for singing his own praises can be distracting ("Roubini's prescience was as singular as it was remarkable: no other economist in the world foresaw the recent crisis with nearly the same level of clarity and specificity"), his analysis of the cataclysm and his deft placement of it within a historical context soon steamroller any doubts one might have.
Although respectable economists were pointing out the fundamental weaknesses in Friedman's paradise as early as 2006, it is remarkable that Iceland's Financial Supervisory Authority FSAA) does not appear to have found a single securities or antitrust violation during the entire period of spectacular growth, despite the fact that nearly all of Iceland's wealth is controlled by a very small group.
