Sentence examples for remarkable as one from inspiring English sources

Bristol Bay, the EPA said, is "remarkable as one of the last places on Earth with such bountiful and sustainable harvests of wild salmon".

The change in Arctic sea and ice conditions has indeed been remarkable, as one stark example demonstrates.

The result of our study is remarkable, as one might have expected a more effective cerebral protection in patients with spontaneous hypothermia, since the time needed to reach the target temperature during induced mild hypothermia was reduced in these patients.

She had bought the camera in 1929, and what is remarkable, as one scrolls through a roster of her peers, is how quickly, and infectiously, the Leica habit caught on.

"Despite its remarkable history as one of the world's largest e-commerce platforms, eBay as a public-company investment has underperformed both its peers and the market for a prolonged period of time".

This comeback was as remarkable as the one that Dallas forged on Tuesday.

His resilience has been remarkable, as well.

However, the modulation we noticed in breast cancer specimens was not as remarkable as the one reported by in Spruessel et al [ 4], where 20% of all detectable genes are modulated after 30 minutes of colon resection.

Then he found out about Paleolithic cave art, and became determined to find a Bavarian cave with paintings as old and remarkable as the ones in France.

Polonsky establishes on the page a voice that's as remarkable as the virtual one he confirms on the screen — and expresses his frustration with the difference: "A great deal of just plain living goes into making a film — that's the pleasure of it — and the interviews never reflect that".

Perhaps he did not think of himself as remarkable, but just as one who followed words from Deuteronomy: " because you obey the Lord your God, keeping all his commands that I am giving you today and doing what is right in his eyes" (Deut. 13:13).