Sentence examples for remarkable in two from inspiring English sources

The frontier treaty of 1751 is remarkable in two ways.

The Tea Party movement is remarkable in two respects.

Wahlberg's career is remarkable in two respects: first, the sheer range of films he has made.

Its main feature is a business-to-business website where buyers and sellers of everything from bamboo toothpicks to farm tractors can find each other and trade, albeit offline.But Alibaba is remarkable in two respects.

It is remarkable in two respects: it suggests that by 2027 we could produce 100% of our electricity without the use of fossil fuels or nuclear power, and that we could do so while almost tripling its supply: our heating systems (using electricity to drive heat pumps) and our transport systems could be mostly powered by it.

"This budget was remarkable in two respects: first in overlooking one of the strongest growing sectors of the economy, namely the green economy; and secondly, in its determination to extend yet more tax breaks to the fossil fuel sector," said David Nussbaum, chief executive of WWF-UK.

Wednesday's Queen's Speech was remarkable in one regard.

organization called Officers at Home, telling of the facilities that were offered to officers who happened to be on the loose in New York City, but it was remarkable in one respect.

They are remarkable in three respects: there are great omissions certain acts are not mentioned whereas others receive detailed attention; some laws seem almost contradictory; and penalties are often extraordinarily severe.

The conflicts presented in "thirtysomething," one of the best shows of the late 1980s and early '90s, were even less remarkable: in one episode, for example, the pretty boomer mom Hope Steadman struggled to find a good-enough nanny for her infant daughter.

This study was remarkable in three ways.