Sentence examples for remarkable officials from inspiring English sources

Even more remarkable, officials say, the rolls did not grow during the recession of 2001 or the sluggish economy since.

The noisy demonstration contrasted sharply with the remarkable official silence from both governments.

And they've been followed closely by a remarkable occurence: Official reports of assaults on staff have dropped drastically.

This is all the more remarkable given that officials of the development project have not displayed a notably progressive cast of mind.

Iraq's oil industry has undergone a remarkable turnaround, and officials say it is now producing and exporting almost as much crude oil as before the invasion.

Attitudes in Israel are fluid, and Defense Minister Barak appears to have moved against an imminent attack (or maybe he hasn't — as I said, the situation is fluid), but it is remarkable that senior officials of a foreign government would suggest that the president's judgments could be bypassed and foreign policy should be subject to Congressional or popular choice.

Mr. Jeffrey's apology is remarkable given that officials who were in the administration of the first President Bush have typically defended the decision not to intervene in the rebellion at the end of the Persian Gulf war, after coalition troops liberated Kuwait.

And though a remarkable number of officials have left the White House over the past year — Bannon, Michael Flynn, Anthony Scaramucci, and Omarosa Manigault, to name a just few — those exits were largely seen as the result of infighting or the fallout of scandal, not matters of principle.

In what represents a remarkable turnaround, British officials say they are convinced that the growing internal Muslim terrorist threat inside the country has led the leadership of the Pakistani intelligence services, the ISI, to take a tougher role in combating both the Pakistan Taliban and al-Qaida.

"It is remarkable that no official audit exists.

An excerpt from Ms. Chao's piece: This edition includes slang and online terminology for the first time — remarkable for an official Chinese publication for which informal language has long been prohibited.