Sentence examples for regarded as remarkable from inspiring English sources
When she was runner-up to Jennifer Capriati in the 2001 French Open, the achievement was regarded as remarkable and the precursor of major titles.
Iron oxide nanoparticles (IONPs) have been regarded as remarkable PA contrast agents because of their low toxicity and biodegradable properties.
Su, at a press conference in Copenhagen, sneered at the American offer, saying it "cannot be regarded as remarkable or notable. He had equally unkind words for the EU and Japanese proposals.
Before these floods struck, Mozambique was one of the world's poorest countries, but was generally regarded as making remarkable progress, with an annual economic growth rate around 10percentt.
(Last year, when Nancy Pelosi got Democrats to approve their health care bill – something that is widely regarded as a remarkable exercise in vote-whipping — she did so with the support of around 85 percent of her members, about the threshold that Mr. Boehner seemed to top out at).
Given that progress in biological evolution is better regarded as the remarkable proliferation of intricate, useful design rather than movement toward a goal, the explicit parallels that Kuhn draws to biological evolution suggest that he is moving toward the same conception of scientific progress as some see in biological evolution as the proliferation of adaptive design.
His generosity to all literary ventures he regarded as worthy was remarkable, and his inability to reject appeals for help was a severe trial to his agent.
This year, he said, will be "a year of action".That in America this pledge was not regarded as the most remarkable element of the speech shows how inured the country has become to dysfunctional government.
For instance, river damming and eutrophication are widely regarded as the most remarkable and extensive changing events [18, 19].
Thailand and Costa Rica are both upper-middle-income countries that are regarded as having made remarkable progress towards UHC.
