Sentence examples for more remarkably that from inspiring English sources

Even more remarkably, that isn't the only official MLS anthem penned by a member of Rancid.

Perhaps even more remarkably, that was twice the pace of updates for the rest of the day.

Several hours after a session which involved one-second pulses for five minutes followed by five minutes of rest, the rats began breathing normally for a day and a half.Tests confirmed that their blood was well oxygenated and, perhaps more remarkably, that the two halves of their diaphragms were working in step with each other.

The tolerance of the Δ fadR Δ marR double mutant LMB015 was enhanced even more remarkably than that of each single mutant.

As seen from the lack of even-numbered 00l reflections (002, 004,..) except the 0010 reflection, the chain conformation of the δ form was found to be more remarkably disordered than that of the regular α form.

He, more remarkably, said that he and Ms. Gerring were "both classicists" in their interest in clarity and space.

What you don't hear, rather more remarkably, is that listeners have fled the news programme because of its cloying arts features.

Even more remarkably, given that Olympics budgets have drawn down from many other public and lottery funds, and are no doubt adding hugely to UK national debt, the Daily Telegraph recently argued that the security operation for the Olympics were "key to aiding the recovery of UK plc".

More remarkably, he believed that they were also fundamental to his religion.

Even more remarkably, Vardy maintains that laughter has proved a prime force in propelling them up the Premier League ladder.

More remarkably, he claimed that the Hebrew Bible, in which almost all marriages are polygamous, and women are largely chattels, is a record of the discovery of monogamy.