Every cook knows that chicken breast is no longer what it once was — it's now remarkably flabby and yielding.
It's now remarkably easy to share data around the world, mine massive data sets for interesting relationships, test those relationships with powerful statistical software, and publish and share results with audiences the world over, all in a matter of hours.
Driving the car, even on rough roads, proved far more sedate than even a current 911 Porsche, a startling revelation when you consider that that car is now remarkably easygoing compared to its harsh days back in the 1970s and 1980s.
Largely because of that technology, flying in Alaska is now remarkably reliable — even in the dead of winter, when it is snowing, when there are just two hours of daylight, when runways are made slippery by ice or sleet, when winds blow at more than 50 miles an hour and pilots can barely see out the windshield.
John Christian is now remarkably well, thanks to the St . Louisprogram.
This black enclave in central Sudan, where the government and SPLA used to trade atrocities, is now remarkably calm.
It is not as luminous a tennis goal as winning your first U.S. Open, but then Rafael Nadal's to-do list is now remarkably short.
Cholera is now remarkably easy to treat: the key is to quickly provide victims with large amounts of fluids and electrolytes.
By the drag minimization design, a massive flow separation on the cowl surfaces is almost removed, and the strength of a shock wave unintended in the original design is now remarkably reduced.
Computer analysis of digitised mammograms is now remarkably sensitive for the detection of calcifications and masses.
