Sentence examples for remarkable if the from inspiring English sources

It would be remarkable if the same scenario unfolded this time.

Lewis' strength was recognising that anywhere can be remarkable if the story is good enough - that there is no such thing as normal.

In a FTSE 100 company, it would be remarkable if the chief executive failed to have a firm grip on the organisation's technological opportunities.

Still, relief officials noted that food shortages in Afghanistan are so serious that it would be remarkable if the food did not fall on hungry communities.

Second, shareholders will now be taxed on profits they do not receive as dividends.It would be remarkable if the tax changes did not prompt some reduction in investment and share prices.

None of that would be remarkable if the governor had not recently become known in China for his repeated pronouncements that "China has cheated" and that it "drives American manufacturers and American producers out of business and kills jobs".

"It would be pretty remarkable if winning the presidency became a get-out-of-all-pending-litigation-free card".

"Settlers in the seventeenth-century Chesapeake often paired off to form all-male households, living and working together....it would be truly remarkable if all the male-only partnerships lacked a sexual ingredient... IT SEEMS REASONABLE TO ASSUME, [my caps and bold], that much of the sex that took place... was sodomitical".

The effect is remarkable, if uncanny, and the technology is breathtaking.

The regulation was believed to be remarkable if we consider the possible pre-existing expression of other endogenous targets of the two miRNAs, as one miRNA always target more than one gene.

In the other remarkable if more cryptic pair, the Italian Renaissance painter Piero di Cosimo depicts "The Finding of Vulcan" and "Vulcan and the Beginnings of Civilization".