Sentence examples for because of the remarkable from inspiring English sources

October Books: the radical shop has survived because of the remarkable public affection for it.

Because of the remarkable therapeutic success of ibuprofen, consideration should be given to finding less toxic alternatives.

That was mainly because of the remarkable acoustics of St. Mark's which are aided by the five domes.

Streptavidin and avidin are used ubiquitously because of the remarkable affinity of their biotin binding, but they are tetramers, which disrupts many of their applications.

I am happy to be at MIT Sloan because of the remarkable people I have the privilege of sitting next to in class.

The 62-year-old is thought to be widely liked at Anfield and not only because of the remarkable job he did at Fulham last season.

However, it is difficult to true these diamond wheels efficiently, because of the remarkable resistance property and the geometrical limitation of small wheel profile.

Because of the remarkable experimental results, acid fracturing stimulations have been conducted using the new chemical fluid systems in 26 wells in Changqing gas field.

But nearly everything else here has the ring of truth, in no small part because of the two remarkable young actresses in its title roles.

Columbia was also an adventure to me because of the faculty — remarkable people who pushed you, made you read, made you write, made you think and made you question your own assumptions.

The discovery of the Mimivirus in 2003 by Didier Raoult and Jean-Michel Claverie made headlines because of the virus' remarkable size--comparable to that of many small bacteria.