Sentence examples for provide a remarkable from inspiring English sources

While the cereals and sugarcane are a primary food source, bamboos provide a remarkable range of useful products.

Picked apart closely, the reports provide a remarkable portrait of how the nation's largest police force, with 36,000 officers, uses its guns.

(The head of AAE, Rashid Zeineh, declined to discuss the fabric's composition).America's existing heat-blocking garments already provide a remarkable combat advantage, says Mr Roos.

On one hand, innovations in the credit markets have helped to provide a remarkable period of stability in the world's financial system.

These sacrificial burial figures, replicas of Mayan personages in ceremonial finery, provide a remarkable insight into the customs, lifestyles, and costumes of the Classic Mayan people.

Eighteenth-century painting and sculpture became increasingly weak and provincial, though fantastic pulpits carved by Hendrik Frans Verbruggen, Michel Vervoort, and Theodor Verhaegen provide a remarkable parallel to those in central Europe.

Public discussion by these "leaders" has provided a remarkable display of misdirection, misleading and outright lying.

Photographs taken by Syrian children in Lebanon have provided a remarkable insight into the country's refugee crisis.

Our reviewer, Simon Singh, said Johnson, a science reporter for The New York Times, "provides a remarkable insight into the role of women in science a century ago".

Interestingly, the recent post-election violence in Kenya provided a remarkable case study for the cellphone as an instrument of both war and peace.

So while it wasn't very nice for the Ural region, this explosive event has provided a remarkable wealth of new data.