Sentence examples for done a remarkable amount from inspiring English sources

There's no question these social tools have done a remarkable amount for organising large groups of people.

Cherish The Day (1992) The band at their most abstractly evocative: at their best, they could do a remarkable amount with very little – as proved by this song, during which immense yearning is conveyed.

Amid fears that the party leadership had become too close to their Conservative coalition colleagues, Clegg told delegates on Saturday night that the Lib Dems were "punching above our weight" in government and doing a "remarkable amount" in delivering Lib Dem priorities.

Swarms don't always do it right, but they do succeed a remarkable amount of the time, with 10,000 or more bees following the advice and signals of a few hundred leaders to re-establish themselves in a new location every spring.

This task was done with a remarkable amount of stagecraft and technique.

I own a car, but because I live in Brooklyn, I usually don't put all that many miles on it (even if I do spend a remarkable amount of time sitting in traffic).

By James Surowiecki October 31, 2008 I own a car, but because I live in Brooklyn, I usually don't put all that many miles on it (even if I do spend a remarkable amount of time sitting in traffic).

The two men do have a remarkable amount in common from age (Dole was 72 when he ran) to war wounds, from a lengthy Senate career to a dark sense of humour.

"He has done a remarkable job".

The Queen has done a remarkable job, by any standards.

Slack has done a remarkable job of accomplishing this.