Sentence examples for remarkable cases of from inspiring English sources

China's increase of FAR for residential areas is one of the most remarkable cases of change of FAR in recent decades.

It remains one of the most remarkable cases of homicidal sleepwalking in history.

Remarkable cases of complete regression of metastatic melanoma and other cancers with prolonged survival, with or without therapeutic intervention, are noteworthy events and represent highly instructive natural clinical experiments.

A third hypothesis is that the unique morphological features shared by the African and Asian lorisids evolved in parallel in the two clades [ 83], making the lorises one of the most remarkable cases of parallel evolution within primates [ 47, 68].

On June 16 1883 the Wiltshire Telegraph reported on "a remarkable case of assault on County Court bailiffs.

The most remarkable case of such postmature growth is seen in orangutans.

With respect to this engagement, a remarkable case of heroism on the part of a young officer was reported.

George Guidera, who was the first selectman of the Weston at the time of the vote, said, "It was a remarkable case of community action".

Which brings us to the remarkable case of "Amazons," a 1980 novel written by DeLillo (with, some say, an unspecified collaborator) under the name Cleo Birdwell.

In what critics describe as a remarkable case of historical amnesia, officials who drew on the SERE program appear to have been unaware that it had been created as a result of concern about false confessions by American prisoners.

The Whitney relocation from the stuffy Upper East side to the Meatpacking District was a more successful instance of the same gambit, but a remarkable case of a museum chasing rather than attracting the frisson of a neighbourhood.