Sentence examples for remarkable at a time from inspiring English sources

Her self-reliance was remarkable at a time when women were mostly being schooled for home and children.

It was only for that one week, but the very fact that the trend – showing income rising as costs fall – is up at all is remarkable at a time when newsprint publishers in Britain are suffering record losses.

It's all the more remarkable at a time when churches being converted into yuppie housing, discos or carpet stores is celebrated by the decidedly secular caste of urbanists.

In that meeting, Israel's leaders, especially Ms. Meir, demonstrated remarkable restraint at a time when the country's survival hung in the balance.

In 2005, the Beijing judge Shan Xiuyun estimated that ninety per cent of the city's juvenile crime was Internet-related — a remarkable notion at a time when less than ten per cent of the nation's population was online.

I think it is remarkable that at a time of iPods and the internet, of broadband and ceaseless mobile chatter, that so many people still do want to write it down, to bring their minds and imaginations to book.

Alistair Carmichael, the Liberal Democrat home affairs spokesman, said: "It is remarkable that at a time when cybercrime is soaring and fraudsters are finding ever more inventive ways to get access to our personal details, our prime minister and his home secretary are seriously considering weakening encryption that allows our banks to keep our information secure".

Now I've got the sarcasm out of the way the figures are quite remarkable, particularly at a time where many economists are predicting the United States may well slip into recession, unprecedented Government intervention aside.

They were built by remarkable sisters, at a time when few women were in leadership anywhere.

Remarkable at any time of the day, but this was 4 a.m. when a lesser hotel would have been flummoxed (contrast this to the time a hotel maid in Tucson removed my pillow from the room during turn down for still-mysterious reasons).

It is a remarkable fact that at a time of constitutional crisis, Barack Obama, who taught constitutional law for many years, has never chosen to speak with vivid and concrete illustrations about his own understanding of the American constitution.