Veronique, for example, was remarkable for the way Kieslowski turned funding circumstances to his advantage.
They note, for example, thatIt is remarkable that the countries that reformed the least (Belarus and Uzbekistan) were far from being the worst performers.
First, there is some evidence that Japanese universities are successful in their enterprise endeavours: for example it is remarkable that in Japan, the number of contracts with industry, including large enterprises and SMEs, has doubled since 2005 while in the UK the number of contracts is almost flat over the same time period.
For example, it is remarkable that current UK NHS guidelines for ankyloglossia (tongue tie) surgery state that 'in small babies, being cuddled and fed are more important than painkillers' (NHS Choices, 2015).
For example, there is remarkable consistency in the literature showing that, even after instruction, about half of the students still believe that bond breaking releases energy (Hong, 1998; Barker and Millar, 2000).
For example, if service is remarkable, you might open your review with a description of the pastry chef's tableside dessert presentation.
His guitar playing, for example, is quite remarkable here – easily the best he ever allowed onto a record.
(The most famous example is the remarkable scene of C.G.I.-generated dinosaurs discovering a primordial sense of mercy).
The best example is the remarkable success of Bernie Sanders, who has tapped into the populist spirit of the electorate by calling for a "political revolution" against the "billionaire class".
The Walt Whitman birthplace, now hemmed in by malls in Huntington, N.Y., for example, is less remarkable for what it says about Walt, still harnessed in apron strings when he moved away, than about how Long Island looked before there were driveways and satellite dishes.
