Sentence examples for fall remarkably from inspiring English sources

And as for Ireland, there were some very premature victory celebrations in the early fall; remarkably, the claim that Ireland was recovering seems to have settled into the consciousness of Europe's VSPs, while the subsequent demonstration that it was all a blip never got through.

Furthermore, the slopes for 4fold and 6fold codons generated by 64×4s under selection fall remarkably consistently close to 1.0 while those generated by 4×4s tend to be closer to 0.0 (but 4×4-generated 4fold slopes are close to 1.0 at low GC).

Since then, they have fallen remarkably, providing direct evidence that the Fed's cure is working.

The World Bank says that the number of out-of-school children in the 6-14 age range has fallen remarkably, from 39m in 1999 to 25m in 2003.

With the rapid development in quality of handheld devices and the improvements in editing software, the costs of shooting and developing a television ad have fallen remarkably quickly.

Mr Summers points out that prices of things-made-of-widgets have fallen remarkably in past decades; America's Bureau of Labour Statistics reckons that today you could get the equivalent of an early 1980s television for a twentieth of its then price, were it not that no televisions that poor are still made.

The mean time coefficients for C5 fell remarkably below those averaged for 62 years from the 9th pentad to the 26th pentad (early February to early May).

The crime rate in Gotham has fallen remarkably, though his vigilante justice hasn't made any friends at the police department (Jim Gordon is a lieutenant when we see him, officers in tow, enter City Hall only to have to duck and cover from an explosive elevator delivery).

In the age group 11-14, chilabourour has fallen remarkably during 1992-1993 to 1997-1998.

The WHO considers these systems as falling "remarkably short" when tasked with preventing and managing chronic diseases [ 30].

The prevalence of sputum smear-positive TB declined from 134/100,000 population in 1990 to 47/100,000 population in 2010, and the TB mortality fell remarkably from 19/100,000 population in 1990 to 3.5/100,000 population in 2010 (24).