Sentence examples for has experienced remarkable from inspiring English sources
India has experienced remarkable growth.
Since World War II the city has experienced remarkable growth, partly due to the annexation of suburbs.
This is the pope's first trip to Africa, where the Roman Catholic Church has experienced remarkable growth on a continent with extraordinary problems, including a sub-Saharan region with three-quarters of the world's AIDS deaths and 610 million people living on an average of less than $2.50 a day.
The tourism sector has experienced remarkable growth over the past few years.
When a startup like Jasper gets acquired by a big company like Cisco, the standard line of reasoning goes something like this: 'The large company gives us access to resources we couldn't possibly achieve on our own.' There is always some truth to that cliché response, of course, but Jasper has experienced remarkable growth since the purchase last year.
Cancer therapeutics has experienced remarkable improvement, but still, cancer is a leading cause of death worldwide.
Evangelical churches and organizations have experienced remarkable growth — owing, in large part, evangelicals say, to the doctrinal latitude and character of moderation established by Graham and the New Evangelicals.
Sandy Weill, the man behind the mergers that created Citigroup, the archetypal universal-banking giant, surprised pundits last month by saying that megabanks should be broken up.In doing so he joined a sizeable list of ex-bankers who seem to have experienced remarkable changes of mind once they have retired, options and bonuses doubtless vested.
Several patients have experienced remarkable clinical improvement allowing them to resume an active lifestyle.
California vineyards, particularly in the esteemed wine-producing counties of Napa and Sonoma, have experienced remarkable appreciation in value.
However, the analysis showed that although freight transport demand models have experienced remarkable improvements in recent decades, important logistical aspects have so far been taken insufficiently into account.
