Sentence examples for remarkable breach from inspiring English sources
Even so, this is a remarkable breach of the neoliberal consensus by the IMF.
The rebuff is a remarkable breach of precedent at the traditionally conservative university.
It's a remarkable breach of convention when close and very dependent allies of the United States display their anxieties about being sold out to Russia by the country they regard as the guarantor of their sovereignty and independence.
As two excellent singers, Adriane Lenox and Catherine Russell, and one good one, Tracie Thoms, reeled off a succession of Waters's signature songs, Mr. Feinstein narrated a lucid biography of her tumultuous life, outlining a remarkable boundary-breaching career, which began with the blues and ended with gospel.
47– 53 Thus, the recent breach of the genus barrier by LA-MRSA strains points towards remarkable host adaptability of LA-MRSA and indicates that livestock animals can serve as a reservoir for infections in humans.
In a video of the remarkable encounter, two whales appear to almost "eat" the divers as the marine mammals breach the surface of the water with mouths open wide.
Scientists flew over the break — itself covering some 160 square miles — and what they saw is remarkable: huge, geometrically fractured slabs of ice and, among them, the rubble of a catastrophic breach.
Apple, Microsoft, Nintendo, and Google (among other competitors in Sony's many markets) have managed to go for years with no such catastrophic breaches — there have been some, to be sure, but the PSN breach is nice and easy for everyone to understand and judge, and the scale really is remarkable.
The annealing caused numerous breaches, increasing the edges sites that have higher Li binding energies than the inner sites, implying a remarkable edge effect [9, 32, 33].
This breach is unnecessary.
