Sentence examples for remarkable therefore from inspiring English sources

It is remarkable, therefore, that the minute Coetzee puts Costello behind a podium, she gets herself in trouble.

That should spell lower revenues overall.It is remarkable, therefore, that Softbank is reporting improved profitability at its mobile business.

How remarkable, therefore, that the European Commission's forecasts for 1997, published on April 23rd, should have produced exactly the same figures for five of the Union's 15 members: 3.0% of GDP.

It is all the more remarkable, therefore, that the data reported in Feng et. al. shows a high level of consistency across the two animals, and follows a simple pattern, consistent with a single criterion value for each level of relative reward across all levels of stimulus difficulty.

(2) It is remarkable, therefore, that the chemistry involved in chlorophyll breakdown began to be elucidated only within the last two decades.

It is remarkable, therefore, that the high-dose treatment with AT over four days, which caused supranormal plasma levels of AT, hardly affected the TEG variables.

It is a remarkable fact therefore that at a very vehement argument has just blown up among them.

It is a remarkable fact, therefore, that despite an increasingly detailed appreciation of the workings of the immune system, the effectiveness of vaccines is still not properly understood.

Thirdly, increasing the amount of provided non-expensive hysteretic damping of the RNC isolator could efficiently reduce the bearing displacement to be within affordable design limits and, consequently, eliminates or at least reduces pounding intensity to remarkable extents and, therefore, reduces possible structural response amplification due to buffer activation.

It is, therefore, remarkable that China last year eclipsed America as the world's biggest trader.

It is therefore remarkable that this collection of 14 essays about the politician is so engrossing and informative.