Sentence examples for has become remarkably from inspiring English sources

(3) Since then the situation has become remarkably less equal.

It is an idea that has become remarkably pervasive.

It is a four-service academy that has become remarkably busy.

Over the past few months Wayne Rooney has become remarkably adept at scoring with headers.

Online television viewing has become remarkably popular in the past 18 months.

The researchers found that the placebo effect has become remarkably stronger, but this observation was only noted in U.S. studies.

Cubans have become remarkably inventive at getting online.

Goodyear apologetically began to scrape the rubber off and found that it had become remarkably tough.

With reform staring them in the face, the lairds have become remarkably emollient.

Many animals are excluded from such zones; others have become remarkably adapted to living in them.

One is that they have become remarkably successful, and the other is that they are opaque.