Sentence examples for remarkable with the from inspiring English sources

Such effects became remarkable with the content of comonomers.

Only newcomers to Davos seem to consider this fact remarkable, with the odd feminist exception such as Helen Clark.

The decrease period of G′ generally shorted and the increase of G′ became more remarkable with the increase of temperature.

The broad turnaround in sentiment has been quite remarkable, with the doom callers of last week falling silent as buyers step back in.

However, the loss of relaxation property of TB rubberized asphalt binder after aging is more remarkable with the gradual degradation of CRM.

Yet just when their season appeared to be reaching crisis point, Ulster's response in the second half of that game was remarkable, with the bonus-point victory easing the pressure surrounding both the players and Les Kiss, Ulster's head coach.

The contrast between this Scots performance and those that have preceded it was remarkable, with Russell Martin, James McArthur and Alan Hutton perhaps the pick of a heroic bunch.

It is also remarkable with respect to the consequences on mammalian life should development become abnormal, leading either to lactational failure or, most importantly, mammary cancer.

He paid tribute to her "remarkable relationship with the viewers".

This is in remarkable agreement with the experimental dI2/dV1 spectra in Fig. 2c.

Tiny perfume vessels in rich blues and greens show remarkable prowess with the delicate material.