Sentence examples for remarkable according to from inspiring English sources

Most remarkable, according to the Iraqi and Western officials, were the two conditions that Suleimani imposed on the Iraqis.

The three lawyers who interviewed him in Albany in January found Mr. Bowman's "determination to pursue a postsecondary education remarkable," according to the written evaluation.

The last two of these were written for Jelly d'Aranyi, a violinist remarkable, according to the program note, for her "passionate and fiery playing".

What's remarkable, according to Sofia, is that it was not in fact a happy accident, but a product of explicit engineering.

What makes her body remarkable, according to doctors who have tested her, is an "even" covering of fat that acts like a wetsuit.

Again, where supplies fail to get through, it is usually the poor who suffer most.The global burden of illness owing to dirty water, bad or non-existent sanitation and poor standards of hygiene is remarkable, according to the studies cited by Mr Rijsberman.

Several reasons lie behind this remarkable turnabout, according to senior religious sheiks, junior members and experts.

Very few coins from this period remain, making this a truly remarkable piece, according to van der Vorst.

But the research found that agricultural emissions of ammonia had a "remarkable" impact, according to Professor Jos Lelieveld, at the Max Planck Institute for Chemistry in Germany, who led the research.

The army itself was changing under its chief of staff, Gen. Ashfaq Parvez Kayani, a "remarkable man," according to a senior Western diplomat.

The fact that the complaint was resolved through the Web is even more remarkable since, according to travel industry analysts, many travel sites offer poor customer service.