Sentence examples for remarkably achieved from inspiring English sources

Stark, tender, lyrical and gritty by turns, they bear the influence of US masters Denis Johnson and Barry Hannah but also announce a remarkably achieved new voice.

Though Greece has, remarkably, achieved a primary budget surplus (ie, before interest payments) it is once again at odds with its creditors, who are holding back the next tranche of loans.

Specifically, we construct a family of phase-inversion-symmetric materials with variable topological connectedness properties that remarkably achieves a well-known explicit formula for the effective electrical (thermal) conductivity.

In order to achieve such a benefit, all of the reports posit that the lifestyle intervention would cost far less than it did in the DPP and, more remarkably, achieve weight loss results equivalent to the DPP (7% initially declining to ∼4%, relative to control subjects) that would not diminish over at least 30 years.

Remarkably, Santayana achieved this stature in American thought without being an American citizen.

Remarkably, to achieve current density of 100 mA cm−2 for OER, Ag-Fe-Co2P requires overpotential of 220 mV, which is obviously less than that of Fe-Co2P.

It is found that with melting occurrence, Nusselt number of the slurry with only 2% MEPCM particles would increase remarkably and achieves 1.36 times as that of pure water, which is very benefit to the thermal management system.

Supreme sculptural competence was achieved remarkably quickly.

Decades of bloodshed have achieved remarkably little.

And, remarkably, he has achieved this without ever resorting to retrogressive revivalism.

With a ballpoint pen on meticulously prepared surfaces, the artist has achieved remarkably sensuous results.