Sentence examples for especially remarkable given that from inspiring English sources

That's especially remarkable given that the two schools together produce only about 600 graduates a year, compared with a graduating class of 1,700 at Harvard.

The surge was especially remarkable given that there were only "86 warm bodies", as Brulé described them, working in the Marylebone HQ at the time.

The achievement was especially remarkable given that musicians often have trouble hearing each other on the stage of Verizon Hall, the acoustically uneven space where the orchestra has been playing since 2001.

The aggressive marketing of Subsys, the company's only brand-name product, is especially remarkable, given that its use is highly restricted; it is approved only for cancer patients who are already taking opioid painkillers around the clock.

It is especially remarkable given that Mussorgsky, who had been born into the gentry in 1839, had to take a civil service job to make a living after Alexander II emancipated the serfs in 1861.

That was especially remarkable given that Tannehill had the least playing experience at quarterback of any of the rookies entering the league this season — he had played wide receiver before switching positions in college.

Carter's use of his personal email account, starting when he took office in February 2015, was especially remarkable given the burst of public criticism that followed disclosures in March that Hillary Clinton had used a private email account exclusively to conduct government business while she was secretary of state.

That is especially remarkable, given the shake-ups to the admissions procedure and financing, and the huge rise in costs.

Knowing that there are infinitely many primes is especially remarkable, given how hard it is in general to identify large prime numbers.

This is especially remarkable given the experimental form.

The lightness of Gibb's manner was especially remarkable given the heavy toll evidently taken by his brothers' deaths.