Sentence examples for most remarkable developments from inspiring English sources

This is one of the most remarkable developments of our time.

Blair's contempt for his own party is one of the most remarkable developments in modern politics.

"One of the most remarkable developments in recent years has been the willingness of states to explore novel mechanisms to ensure accountability," she said.

One of the most remarkable developments of post-World War II era is the awakening of evangelicals, both black and white, from their tendency to avoid politics for the sake of spiritual concerns.

It has been one of the most remarkable developments in Hollywood – the transformation of 3D technology from an 80s relic to the forefront of 21st-century blockbuster film-making.

On the surface, this may seem an in-house matter, but it signals a new stage in one of the most remarkable developments in recent religious history: the fight among Southern Baptists for control of their denomination, the largest Protestant body in the nation.

The most remarkable development in Korean writing was the invention of Hangul by King Sejong in 1446.

But perhaps the most remarkable development is the sudden popularity of contemporary architecture, which is no longer limited to insiders and government departments.

Volatility has soared: the VIX, a measure of how much investors are willing to pay to insure against sharp market moves, has more than doubled since July.Perhaps the most remarkable development is the strength of government bonds.

Perhaps the most remarkable development, at this early stage, is the apparent lack of friction with Israel, which has not objected to Egypt's ground-force buildup or the air missions, despite the fact that the Sinai was largely demilitarized by the 1979 peace treaty.

Perhaps the most remarkable development on the Iranian nuclear front in recent years has been the major-power unity in facing down Tehran.