Sentence examples for remarkable window from inspiring English sources

Perhaps more important, the case is a remarkable window into the nation's byzantine tax code.

The case is a remarkable window into the nation's byzantine tax code.

Nonetheless, it remains a remarkable window into the reach and operation of CFIUS, and its impact on transactions involving U.S. businesses.

A revealing 2009 study of fraternity and sorority members published in Personality and Social Psychology Bulletin offers a remarkable window into the workings of diverse and homogenous teams.

The photons became what is now the CMB; it is the fact that they have had nothing to do with matter since the Big Bang that makes the CMB such a remarkable window into the early universe.With the photons no longer willing to play, there could be no more baryon-photon fluid.

"That archive is a remarkable window not just into Haight-Ashbury and the dawn of the modern rock theater, but to all the documentary evidence and heritage of the counterculture and all the issues historians are concerned about in discussing the 1960s".

I hope you will visit the exhibition this fall in the Rare Book and Manuscript Library's Chang Octagon Room and enjoy these remarkable windows into the past!

Nevertheless, several extant organisms do appear to retain eyes that provide remarkable windows into the sequence of events that took place.

Below we look at the key statistics, provided by financial analysts Deloitte, of what was a remarkable transfer window.

So does the remarkable stained-glass window that Gerhard Richter created just a few years ago for the Cologne Cathedral.

The polyurea sample with a PDMS MW of 7000 and HS content of 25 wt% exhibited a remarkable service temperature window (for rubber-like behavior) of ca. 230 °C (from −55 to 175 °C) whereas it was ca. 200 °C wide (from −55 to 145 °C) for the equivalent polyurethane sample.