Sentence examples for remarkable trial from inspiring English sources

Dear friends, Our remarkable trial resembling a TV series — and sometimes it looks like a TV series resembling a trial — is coming to an end.

The English-speaking world, White argues, has no match for the remarkable trial of 1943 in which a statement by Jean Cocteau was read out in court, pleading the case of Jean Genet.

And the full force of both the persecution of "aliens" and Shylock's concomitant revenge emerge in a remarkable trial scene: not a judicially correct event but an undergound, quasi-legal proceeding in which Antonio is clad in the orange suit of a political prisoner and the Mafioso duke is surrounded by pistol-packing henchmen.

During the next six months, the world is going to be treated to two remarkable trials in Baghdad.

The extradition of Mr. Milosevic could set the stage for a remarkable international trial, in which a one-time national leader who defied the West would stand in the dock accused of a campaign of terror that killed thousands of people in the Balkans.

Over that time, companies in the field — which develop therapies to corral the body's own immune system to destroy cancer cells — have generated both enormous returns and remarkable clinical trial results.

Although we found that the results were quite remarkable, a longer trial may be required to see if the curcumin-treated prediabetic population will eventually develop T2DM.

McMasters et al [ 46], in a remarkable multi-institutional trial involving 806 patients and 99 surgeons, found that the frequency of successful mapping and of false negative results was identical whether the participating surgeons had prior experience of more than or fewer than 10 SLN operations.

There were remarkable differences in trials' design (Table 1).

Hence, n displays a remarkable flexibility within each trial, though little variation is observed across trials.

Jeremy Farrar, director of Britain's Wellcome Trust, which co-funded clinical trials of the Merck vaccine, said the "remarkable results" from those trials, as well as promising progress of other vaccine candidates, were "among the few positive outcomes to emerge from the epidemic".