Sentence examples for has done so remarkably from inspiring English sources

And let the future government of Iraq be given the chance to begin the process of uniting the nation's disparate groups, on a democratic basis, respecting human rights, as indeed the fledgling democracy in Northern Iraq - protected from Saddam for 12 years by British and American pilots in the no-fly zone - has done so remarkably.

Microsoft complains that the fix has not gone far enough, and that advertisers are still having difficulty managing campaigns across platforms.The hardest play is defenceGoogle and the other internet giants have all built up peculiar market power, albeit to differing degrees, and they have done so remarkably quickly.

And he has done so with remarkably few problems.

In a city where homicides have fallen to a record low, it may be overlooked that there are numerous ways to be killed in New York — and those who die by accident have done so in numbers remarkably constant over the years.

To nobody's surprise, Lancashire have lost the toss – remarkably, they have done so in all eight home Championship matches this season, leaving Glen Chapple with little defence to the charge of being a useless tosser.

Remarkably, 30% of voters who had switched from Christian Democrat to Green in the state said they had done so because of the refugee debate.

But at 11 Monday night, Wolf Blitzer declared on CNN, "The pundits had basically written off John Kerry and John Edwards, yet they did so remarkably well here".

And they do so remarkably well.

It has done this remarkably well for over 60 years, and CPRE will be campaigning hard to ensure it continues to do so.

He has done this, remarkably, while always working a day job doing something else.

"He has done remarkably well to be doing what he does for so long and not need them," said Joe Little, managing editor of Majesty magazine since 1999, said at the time.