Sentence examples for because remarkably from inspiring English sources
But it is also because, remarkably often, the term is entirely accurate.
We will be asking this question every year for the next decade or so because, remarkably, the rider who has taken MotoGP by storm is only 22 years old.
It is the right thing to do – particularly because, remarkably, all the information required to do so exists.
It's good news because, remarkably, and against all odds, Manchester (who died in 2004) wrote an extraordinary book.
We can't be entirely sure of the number because, remarkably, MPs are not required to list the capital gains or rent they make each year from property.
I don't recommend diet sodas because I don't like the way the artificial sweeteners taste, and because remarkably little evidence finds that they help people lose weight.
Because this remarkably significant signal in diatoms includes plastid-related genes, we performed additional Fisher exact tests on only those genes present in all eukaryotic groups (including animals, fungi and amoebozoans), effectively eliminating sequences associated with plastid function.
And that Wolfe would totally miss the point that the art world ignores Frederick Hart's sculpture, not because of the formal nature of his art but because his sculpture, remarkably skilled though it may be, seldom, if ever, rises above the slick and sentimental.
It's the preferred vehicle for police and taxi fleets across the country because it is affordable to purchase and operate, and because it is remarkably durable," says Cain. "In fact, our sales to police agencies are up this year, despite new competitors from Dodge and Chevy".
This incoherent picture arises from the fact that protein adsorption on nanostructured surfaces has never been fully quantitatively characterized, both because of the remarkably large number of parameters affecting the adsorption process, and because of the lack of suitable tools for studying adsorption on rough surfaces.
