Sentence examples for impressive in light of from inspiring English sources

His work was perhaps particularly impressive in light of his short physical stature due to a curved spine.

In fact the food was especially impressive in light of the Vegas-style carnival that whirls around it in the lobby of the new SLS Hotel here.

Last season's tally is even more impressive in light of the fact that snowfall totals were lower than normal in most of the country.

Even $11 trillion in private savings looks less impressive in light of Japan's mountain of debt, which stands at $9.3 trillion if government loan guarantees and unfunded pension liabilities are included, said Takashi Asia, author of a financial newsletter.

Those efforts were the more impressive in light of the extravagantly wide course charted both times by Jacques Ricou, the jockey who knew him best in France but is likely to be replaced for this race.

Brad Sewell, a lawyer for the resources group and the main author of the analysis, said the uptick in fish populations was especially impressive in light of what he called a dismal record in most other parts of the world.

Attendance figures in 2013 topped 110,000 across ticketed and free events, an impressive feat in light of the city's 120,000 population.

The company managed 9% revenue growth an impressive showing in light of the 9% gain in the year-earlier period.

The film's first cut ran at around 117 minutes, which Campbell called an impressive achievement in light of the 65-minute length of the screenplay.

That's an impressive margin, especially in light of Clinton's primary arguments, and the eagerness with which the pundits lapped them up.8 10: Keith Olbermann cannot suppress his smirk.

Though this is a statistically significant result, it is hardly an impressive one, especially in light of the fact that the average stay for a family in the shelter system is now 13 months, up from 9 months in 2011, and the city is experiencing record levels of homelessness with 50,000 people, including 21,000 children, in shelters every night.