Sentence examples for remarkably because from inspiring English sources

Remarkably, because of an arcane constitutional dispute, it is still not known whether this will be in December 2005 or a year later.

Even with these three methods, the velocity of trains could not be improved remarkably because of the aerodynamic drag.

Remarkably, because of the low fluoride levels, fluorosis may not be common in Kakamega County and possibly the larger Western region of Kenya.

When depositing CdS(n)/TNT powder in the blend, the performance has improved remarkably because of its good light absorption properties and electron transport capacity.

Most remarkably, because Spinoza thought that the adequate knowledge of any object, and of Nature as a whole, involves a thorough knowledge of God and of how things related to God and his attributes, he also had no scruples about claiming that we can, at least in principle, know God perfectly and adequately.

Even more remarkably, because someone had stolen his shoes just before he was due to compete, he found some discarded ones in a rubbish bin and won his medals wearing them.

But it is also because, remarkably often, the term is entirely accurate.

We will be asking this question every year for the next decade or so because, remarkably, the rider who has taken MotoGP by storm is only 22 years old.

"Tuition rates have been remarkably stable because of the good economy.

Yet she is remarkably cheerful perhaps because she is drunk, and the shower is not working.

This solution was quite simple, but it was also remarkably creative because it looked beyond the standard definitions of "treatment success" and "medication side-effects".