Sentence examples for proven remarkable from inspiring English sources

The role of this type of motivation has proven remarkable, since the differences between the opinions of traditional and entrepreneurial scientists and the relationship between motivation and entrepreneurial intention were statistically supported.

The transition alone has proven remarkable and speaks to the competitive environment of e-commerce and peer-to-peer payments.

But while Lin -- a Harvard graduate raised with Chinese and American values by a "Tiger Mom" -- has proven remarkable on the court, China and the U.S. as players in the environmental arena have performed more like junior-varsity playground scrappers.

His instinct for survival had long proved remarkable.

This army was to prove remarkable for its balanced combination of arms.

Maria Irene Fornés's Fefu and Her Friends (1977) proved remarkable in its exploration of women's relationships.

Sweet tempura shrimp proved remarkable for their lightness, and crab cakes were nicely seared.

In his sci-fi films, Spielberg proves remarkable in his desire to reach for joy, a celebratory sublime.

The 43-year-old has often come across more like a slightly-out-of-his-depth substitute teacher than as the gun-slinging sheriff during his 21-month reign but his talent for survival has proved remarkable.

Many authors focused on coupled fixed point theory and proved remarkable results (see [4 17]).

The prototyped transducer is tested through the impedance analyzer and laser Doppler vibrometer, which proves remarkable resemblance with the theory and FEM.