Sentence examples for more remarkable with from inspiring English sources

The local devotion to voting looks more remarkable with each successive election.

But Cold Chisel achieved something even more  remarkable with Khe Sanh.

Adler's imaginative distance in that passage from "Panorama" describing the gas chamber becomes all the more remarkable with the knowledge that he must have been envisaging his wife and mother-in-law inside.

Hittman's sense of place is all the more remarkable with regard to the movie's extreme proximity to the characters; she starts with a closeup on her protagonist, Lila (Gina Piersanti), and then gets even closer.

The decrease period of G′ generally shorted and the increase of G′ became more remarkable with the increase of temperature.

Moreover, the suppression is more remarkable with the introduction of higher silica content, which is consistent with the literature [20, 21].

Which makes it even more remarkable that, with little notice, the administration is moving ahead with the support of the Pentagon and key members of Congress with plans to sell weapons to Vietnam.

Gail Goodrich, in the LA Times emphasizes that the Lakers had a much more grueling schedule, which included many back-to-backs and several back-to-back-to-backs, to make the argument that this "makes [their] streak even more remarkable, 33 with that situation".

As the speed of high-speed train (HST) increases continuously, aerodynamic noise has become more remarkable compared with the wheel/rail noise, which affects the inhabited environment along the railway and the riding comfort.

It seems that the cooperative interaction of AT3-UIM12 with diUb or polyUb is more remarkable than that with monoUb (Supplemental Fig. S7).

The size of the embassy staff is even more remarkable when compared with those of other countries.