Sentence examples for it took remarkable from inspiring English sources

It took remarkable planning and phenomenal devotion – hallmarks of British Cycling under Peter Keen and Dave Brailsford – to win Sunday's race.

It took remarkable incompetence by the Bushies to alienate a NATO ally of 50 years, namely the Turks, so entirely as to drive them into collusion with their centuries-old rivals even before the horrors of the Iraq war began to pile up.

But Tiger displayed why he is the champion he is with his recovery shots to keep the pressure on". It took remarkable skill and in spots, remarkable luck for Woods to overcome Kuehne.

However, it takes remarkable self-control to maintain this restriction over the longer term.

It takes remarkable eye, skill, daring and composure to be able to do that.

It takes remarkable skill, when you think about it, to claim victimhood when your enemies are threatened with assassination.

So it takes remarkable courage for a 16-year-old girl to decide to challenge how this culture of violence was reinforcing and strengthening the oppression of women.

It takes remarkable engineering to bring any radio telescope to life, let alone what will become the world's largest.

In the case of these long-suffering and newly independent states, it naturally took remarkable courage and a deeper love of country (and all the peoples of one's country) to tackle such painful matters head on.

Just as launching The Independent in 1986 took remarkable courage and conviction, so launching this newspaper in that context was, to put it mildly, rather counter-intuitive.

States sometimes took remarkable measures to obtain the drugs, the documents suggest.