Sentence examples for perhaps more remarkably from inspiring English sources

"We won the European elections, we found that level and we did have a rally in the Autumn through the remarkable events of first Clacton and then perhaps more remarkably the Rochester by-election "We've slipped back a bit since then, there are 30 days to go and I think the issues Ukip is campaigning on are back in play.

(Perhaps more remarkably, 13percentt favored the status quo).

Perhaps more remarkably, the era of "great famines" appears to be over.

Perhaps more remarkably still, fandom seems to be in broad agreement about that.

Perhaps more remarkably, though, they capture the artists not fully formed but on the cusp of fame.

Perhaps more remarkably yet, this ballet has a special vitality in the quality of movement its dancers bring to it.

Perhaps even more remarkably, they have changed the culture of football at Miami.

And, perhaps even more remarkably, like Penn's more esteemed sitters, they look both totally at ease and utterly posed.

Perhaps even more remarkably, Stone reported live, on camera, from inside a Chinese police van, after being arrested.

But perhaps even more remarkably, this evidence tells us why the ECB allowed repeated and severe financial crises in the eurozone to take their toll both on the eurozone and the world economy for nearly three years.

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