Sentence examples for remarkably ahead of from inspiring English sources
Sheila Jeffreys, a feminist academic and campaigner against the international sex industry, believes that Butler was remarkably ahead of her time.
Most often, climate change appears in fictional movies like The Day After Tomorrow, Snowpiercer, or – remarkably ahead of its time – Waterworld as a set-up or explanation for disaster.
In 1977 he set up and edited The Vole, a country magazine regarding threats to the environment, which was remarkably ahead of its time, raising issues including sustainability and greenhouse gases.
Their work was illegal, and rather remarkably far ahead of the real-world cloning of Dolly the sheep, in Edinburgh, in 1996.
But the financial markets were remarkably sanguine ahead of the results of the stress tests of American banks (published after The Economist went to press).
A likely contributor to the intensity of Sandy, they said, was that surface temperatures in the western Atlantic Ocean were remarkably high just ahead of the storm — in places, about five degrees Fahrenheit higher than normal for this time of year.
The rumors are unlikely to die down, especially as other companies, such as DaimlerChrysler, remained remarkably tight-lipped ahead of spinoffs.
Richmond's All-Australian bookends Jack Riewoldt (four goals) and Alex Rance were exceptional in the win, and the Tigers are remarkably in the eight ahead of the Dreamtime clash this weekend.
I know I'm talking about reality not simulation, but the redesign process ahead of us is remarkably similar to that of a computer game... once you realize just how much control we have over the "software" and the "input parameters" of our world.
The new e-mails appeared remarkably similar to the ones released two years ago just ahead of a similar conference in Copenhagen.
What we did was remarkably simple: Q&A sessions with all party leaders ahead of the election, to further our agenda by allowing our readers to ask them to support ending the ban on gay marriage.
