Sentence examples for remarkable work done from inspiring English sources

Again, there are multiple studies about early childhood development -- including a seminal Institute of Medicine report in 2000 -- but the one that is probably the best source is the remarkable work done by Dr. Patricia Kuhl at the University of Washington.

The first remarkable work done in the field of ERG signal analysis by Bornschein et al. was the study of electroretinography in normal, colour-blind, and night-blind subjects under various states of adaptation with varying stimuli [ 5].

"The Initiative has already made tremendous progress and we admire the remarkable work done by WHO, Rotary International, CDC, UNICEF and millions of volunteers around the world," Williams said.

"Joe hasn't always gotten the credit he deserved for the remarkable work he did," said Michael Grunwald, the author of "The Swamp: The Everglades, Florida, and the Politics of Paradise" (2006), "but the Earth is in better shape because he was on it".

"It is a superb chance for all of us to express our thanks to members of the Royal Navy, Army and Royal Air Force - past and present - for the remarkable work they do for the whole of the United Kingdom".

"He had a lot of work done, so it makes his recent performances even more remarkable really.

Less known is the quiet and remarkable work the Act has done to save so many of America's birds from winging off into extinction.

Much remarkable work has been done theoretically for diffusion and fractional problems [9 11].

Africa's other enormous Paris commitment -- to develop 300 Gigawatts of renewable energy -- could also be informed by the remarkable work Nepal has done to develop hydropower, solar and biogas energy.

Meanwhile, it's right that people should shed an empathetic tear for those miners, and miners everywhere, in all of human history, taking this opportunity to thank each of them, from the bottom of our hearts, for the remarkable work that they do every day.

He has also done remarkable work playing cowboys, naval commanders, public health officers, psychiatrists, police detectives and a New England whaler -- and that's only the short list.