Sentence examples for either remarkably from inspiring English sources

If Mr. Bush told the truth about forgoing a flu shot, he is either remarkably foolish or remarkably reckless.

Results showed that existing models were either remarkably under-predicted or inconvenient to predict the laminar flame speed of lean premixed H2/CO/air flames.

It is a shared - as well as a diverse - culture; it is a history of literary, artistic, musical, scientific and religious tradition of which Mr. Steele seems either remarkably ignorant or uncommonly willing to ignore.

For this one to be spotted is either remarkably good luck – testament to the skill with which the Department of Homeland Security operate – or the result of some kind of tip-off or surveillance".

It was either remarkably bold or sensationally mad – the shadow cabinet itself can't make up its mind which – to argue that the times are ripe for a decisive shift to the left and that the next election can be won for Labour from there.

Much of the actual technology will probably either be remarkably expected (better versions of what you've already got) or so far into the future that it won't be all that exciting for the moment (self-driving cars, or flying ones, or vehicles powered by something else entirely).

He still claims to be surprised by the reaction, which seems either disingenuous or remarkably naive, although at least he admits "this didn't help my job of making friends in Berlin".

Remarkably, either pharmacological treatment or behavior therapy can alter and possibly revert these malformations over time.

Remarkably, either inhibitor could restore MLL1 target gene expression in Mll1Δ/Δ cells.

Remarkably, either depletion of Geminin or over-expression of Geminin inhibits the action of TopoIIα, thereby making Geminin an excellent target for cancer chemotherapy.

Which means that Apple is either being remarkably inconsistent in its approval policies (which would be nothing new), or they're about to launch a crusade to eliminate these glossy bubbles from any application that dares use them.