Sentence examples for example remarkably from inspiring English sources

For example, remarkably, nearly every point he makes in his argument deals with problems, not benefits.

For example, remarkably different concentrations of clotting factors in sheep compared to humans are reported in literature [ 10].

Surprisingly, although parents of children hospitalised at diagnosis have been found to experience, for example, remarkably high rates of post-traumatic stress symptoms [ 13] or distress due to their child's hospitalisation [ 14], no work has explored parents' experiences of initial hospitalisation or children's experiences of either approach.

Texas, Nebraska and Iowa, for example, have remarkably low rates of hospital admissions.

The recent media coverage of Oberlin's food fight, for example, seemed remarkably out of proportion to the original complaints.

Technically, it is already clear that the human genome and the dog genome, for example, are remarkably similar.

My parents, for example, were remarkably accepting of our union, but my extended family much less so.

The problem is that there are just a dozen visemes for the 40 to 50 phonemes in English; "pan" and "ban", for example, look remarkably similar to a lip-reader.

Spanish business, for example, is remarkably timid, deferential towards government and, with a few exceptions such as the clothing company Zara and the stainless-steel maker Acerinox, reluctant to venture beyond the Spanish-speaking world, even into Europe.

Both in their approach to the problem and in the results that they reached, judges from very different jurisdictions — the United States and China, for example — were remarkably similar, suggesting that long-held beliefs about profound differences between legal systems may need to be revised.

For example the remarkably high melting point and boiling point of water can be explained in this way.