Sentence examples for because of its remarkably from inspiring English sources
Because of its remarkably well-preserved medieval ramparts and buildings, Visby, "the city of roses and ruins," was designated a protected monument in 1810 and a UNESCO World Heritage site in 1995.
However, satellite communications can be burdensome for ship subscribers because of its remarkably high cost.
Pakistan is suffering from stark economic crisis because of its remarkably increasing gap between energy requirements and current provision.
Because of its remarkably benign hemodynamic effects, etomidate has proven useful for general anesthetic induction in patients undergoing cardiac surgery and those with poor cardiac function [ 21, 22].
One of these L4 FS interneurons was a homogenous group we named BIn because of its remarkably dense axonal domain that is spatially confined to a single barrel in layer 4 of the somatosensory cortex.
Because of its quality, including a remarkably long, smooth finish, and because of the sheer magnetism of the name, marc from the Domaine de la Romanée-Conti is terribly expensive.
Reyes earned his All-Star selection because of his remarkably productive season.
Once, the biggest flop in the N.F.L. was thought to be quarterback Kerry Collins, but because of his remarkably rebuilt career, Collins retired from the Tennessee Titans on Thursday to great acclaim after 15 pro seasons.
When depositing CdS(n)/TNT powder in the blend, the performance has improved remarkably because of its good light absorption properties and electron transport capacity.
Biological production of 2,3-butanediol (2,3-BD) has increased remarkably because of its wide industrial applications [ 3- 5].
"With BBC Radio 5 Live unable to provide a full sports service because of its news commitments and TalkSport being remarkably similar to the line-up we launched with 15 years ago, we believe there's now a market for a new generation of listeners, talent and advertisers".
