Sentence examples similar to become remarkably effective from inspiring English sources
Although it seemed to weaken when it was resisting the cancer, it became remarkably effective once the cancer started.
As evolution shaped larger and longer lived species, the problem of cancer suppression became more challenging, and the solutions for suppressing cancer became remarkably effective.
(3) Since then the situation has become remarkably less equal.
It is an idea that has become remarkably pervasive.
Cubans have become remarkably inventive at getting online.
Online television viewing has become remarkably popular in the past 18 months.
The Raj brought in protection after 1918, and bequeathed a civil service which, with further development, became a remarkably effective stifler of enterprise.
He said the killings became remarkably routine.
National governments became remarkably dependent on local power holders.
They became remarkably spherical and uniform in size.
The nameless "other" becomes the identifiable "I"; the unimaginably different becomes remarkably familiar.
