Sentence examples for more remarkable during from inspiring English sources

In addition, deficits in eye gaze were not more remarkable during the abstract thinking task than the concrete thinking task, that is, deficits were found for both tasks.

More remarkable, however, is his transformation, during 23 years in power, from small-country coup-maker to the region's most respected peace-broker.It is a difficult role.

Even more remarkable is that Tanaka is excelling during a season in which pitchers are at something of a disadvantage in Japan.

Mr. Ross has led a distinguished career that is all the more remarkable for his staying power in Washington during both Democratic and Republican administrations — as a high-level Middle Eastern troubleshooter, envoy and policymaker.

Even more remarkable, officials say, the rolls did not grow during the recession of 2001 or the sluggish economy since.

His quiet and supportive approach to colleagues – and his frequent confrontation with newspaper management – was all the more remarkable given that he was a drill instructor during national service with the Royal Engineers.

The 24-year-old's achievements are all the more remarkable given that she only took up triathlon during the summer of 2008.

Perhaps more remarkable, 10 patients had a reduced frequency of attack during the treatment period, suggesting it may be better thought of as a cluster headache preventive device.

What makes those statistics even more remarkable is that Federer has never retired from a match during his professional career.

Perhaps more remarkable is that the center has been bought and paid for during a declining national economy, not to mention local scandal.

"The fact that this joke was shared during the actual shaking of hands is even more remarkable.