I do think it is remarkable, though, that this industry has such an appalling bad reputation.
More remarkable, though, than either performance is the calibre of audience contributions.
These elements are clearer at companies, where insider-trading cases usually occur.It is remarkable, though, that congressmen's investments have been so laxly supervised.
It is hard to imagine how they could turn up anything more remarkable, though, than the story that kicked things off in the first place.
The ease with which the women overcame Australia in their final which preceded was remarkable, though, for the Australians are massively resourced now when set against their opponents, and have just gained a A$1.9m£1m1m) pay rise.
This version is really remarkable, though, because it lacks brake and gas pedals, and any kind of manual steering wheel.
It is remarkable, though, that there has been only one large-scale, randomized trial of ovulation induction plus IUI in the treatment of unexplained infertility in which one of the study arms is an untreated control group.
It was remarkable, though, that, contrasting to our previous study [ 24], hematocrit in the control db/db mice was not elevated to begin with.
Baby boom generations are growing older, the chance of surviving to old age is increasing, and the elderly are living longer due to remarkable, though largely unexplained, reductions in mortality at older ages [ 1].
And while the sheer imaginative scale of Mr. Malick's enterprise is breathtaking, the precision of his eye and ear is even more remarkable, though somewhat less remarked upon.
What's remarkable, though, is how little money he ultimately spent.
