Sentence examples for may become remarkably from inspiring English sources

The prices in off-peak hours may be similar to the prices of the same period in the previous time window [46], but the average electricity prices in peak hours may become remarkably higher than usual.

Their political tunes of justice and solidarity may still sound hollow to some, but they now resonate more widely.The comrades' label has become remarkably elastic.

(3) Since then the situation has become remarkably less equal.

It is an idea that has become remarkably pervasive.

Cubans have become remarkably inventive at getting online.

Online television viewing has become remarkably popular in the past 18 months.

Piracy has become remarkably lucrative, and unless naval forces capable of deterring pirates and exacting costs upon them are present, the fishermen may simply continue to seize vessels and demand ransoms.

Goodyear apologetically began to scrape the rubber off and found that it had become remarkably tough.

"China is changing to become remarkably more like the U.S.," he said by telephone.

It is a four-service academy that has become remarkably busy.

With reform staring them in the face, the lairds have become remarkably emollient.