Sentence examples for remarkable air from inspiring English sources

What is certain, though, is that soccer is already turning into the catalyst for a remarkable air of change in Japan.

More interestingly, the composite-based HCF-PSCs without encapsulation showed remarkable air stability with retaining ~90% of its original PCE and ~94% of both Jsc and FF for 60 days under ambient environment.

Grubbs has reported replacing a phosphine ligand (PCy3) with an imidazol-2-ylidene in the olefin metathesis catalyst RuCl2 PCy3)2CHPh, and noted increased ring closing metathesis as well as exhibiting "a remarkable air and water stability".

Kanaan was catapulted over Castroneves, but his car remained upright while airborne — remarkable, considering air was passing underneath Kanaan's car at 180 m.p.h.

He has given two remarkable Fresh Air interviews that tell the story well.

Young Hillary's interview is remarkable for airing subjects about which she has remained passionate.

A remarkable documentary aired on Sunday night on marijuana, not necessarily for its conclusions, but for where it ran: CNN.

For the Weils, Churchill designed a loft building with remarkable light and air inside.

But in Oldfashioned, one of his most ambitious and remarkable stories, some air is let in, if only temporarily: "The wheel of the summer turned pleasantly.

The alloy nanoparticles exhibit remarkable resistance to air oxidation in comparison with Ni or Fe particles.

But in 2009, Google Earth tourists began to spread the word that Galesnjak, which is pretty boring from land or sea, is much more remarkable from the air.