Sentence examples for remarkable count from inspiring English sources

Inspection of the top ten Pfams shows a remarkable count for sulfatase (PF00884) assignments in lower layers with a maximum of 135 assignments in the fifth layer (4-5 mm depth), which is in accordance with the results in [ 26].

That fact, which falls in the category of so-unremarkable-it's-remarkable, surely counts for something.

Whether Kirshenblatt's visual account is accurate or embellished hardly matters; it's the remarkable results that count.

These dates are remarkable on several counts, scientists said.

The Chrysanthemum Throne is remarkable on several counts.

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Specter's pledge is remarkable on several counts.

It is the climax to a year that would count as remarkable in the career of any poet, never mind one who'll be 88 in April.

Colin Ellis, European economist at Daiwa Capital Markets Europe, said it was "pretty remarkable" that the claimant count had now fallen for four of the last five months.

In a coincidence that would count as remarkable anywhere outside Hollywood, Lovenheim and his wife spend a weekend at a local bed-and- breakfast owned by a retired professor of moral philosophy.

It's only a question of time before the first fans will start dreaming of the Europa League – or more – but even if Labbadia's side appear two or three players short of reaching such exalted heights, an extended period of time spent in the top half of the table should and will count as remarkable progress after two close shaves with a first-ever relegation.