Sentence examples for faced remarkably from inspiring English sources

Perhaps too much tolerance: until May, when riots broke out over an attempt to end free bus and tram travel for students in Chisinau, the capital, the government had faced remarkably little public strife".We make very good sheep," says one student in Chisinau, "What we need is a shepherd".

But since taking office in 2010, Williams has faced remarkably little political pushback as he has tacked in a law-and-order direction.

Popular authors face remarkably similar situations, where readers or fellow authors will try to drag them into a public brawl so the attacking party can advance their agenda.

Djokovic served well considering it was his first grass-court match of the season, saving all three break points he faced and remarkably winning 81 percent of the points (26 of 32) on his second serve.

But he faced a remarkably weak challenger in Murphy, a former Mitt Romney donor who entered politics as a Democrat in 2012 to successfully challenge then-Rep.

It's also a face, remarkably enough, that Amanda inserts into a damaged Titian "Bacchanal".

For someone who had such a public face, remarkably little is known about Mr. Arroyo's private life.

And yet our company faces a remarkably disruptive time in the industry, with recent results demonstrating that we must reassess our role in and our approach to this industry.

The problem they face is, remarkably, referred to as the "Problem".

"The predictions of inflation developed by Stephen Hawking and others more than 30 years ago have been tested by cosmological observations and faced those tests remarkably well.

AFTER what surely is one of the most taxing summers he has ever faced, Bill Salzman shows remarkably little sign of wear.