Sentence examples for producing remarkably from inspiring English sources

ATLANTA — For all the fickleness of its flight, R. A. Dickey's knuckleball had been producing remarkably steady results for its owner.

After producing remarkably consistent numbers at the start of his career, his statistics worsened after the team moved from Shea Stadium to Citi Field in 2009.

StudioEIS, created and run by two brothers, Ivan and Elliot Schwartz, is known for producing remarkably lifelike plaster-and-plastic sculptures of figures previously relegated to the flat pages of history books.

The pools at the Sydney International Aquatic Center use nearly identical circulation systems, producing remarkably clear water containing few of the harsh chemicals, such as chlorine, that irritate divers.

In the mid-fifties, he bounced from label to label, producing remarkably volatile recordings; hardly thirty, he was developing a later style, with rich and strange harmonizations taking the place of his lightning right-hand runs.

The Motionflow algorithm goes beyond traditional 120Hz technology by quadrupling the frame rate of conventional LCD TVs and interpolating three new frames, producing remarkably crisp and natural motion.

It produced remarkably strong government and, eventually, a revitalised economy.

The operation, which took less than four minutes, produces remarkably little blood.

The studies show that pharmacotherapy and psychotherapy can produce remarkably similar effects on functional brain activity.

The painless procedure, performed by a modified $2 million CT scanner, produces remarkably detailed pictures of every organ and blood vessel.

Again, art can do the same: Artists have produced remarkably perceptive critiques of design over the years.