Sentence examples for remarkably cold from inspiring English sources

That makes the case of Anthony Zinni, a retired general, even stranger: the respected military man, informed that he was headed for a job in the new president's diplomatic corps, was brushed off in a remarkably cold manner.

Emma Sillitoe, a meteorologist at the Met Office, said: "As December was the mildest on record it will be feeling remarkably cold for people, though it is typical January weather.

Some global warming skeptics have been using the remarkably cold winter and record snowfalls to attack the idea of global warming.

Remarkably, in cold-exposed animals at 21d nine aminoacyl-tRNA synthetase (ARS) genes (YARS, WARS, TARS, AARS, VARS, SARS, GARS, IARS, CARS) are over-expressed, largely overlapping with those reported to be CHOP/ATF4 common targets by Han et al. [ 38].

The photosynthetic apparatus of lichens is remarkably resistant to cold temperatures.

"Spring's Promise opens in February, and its flowers are remarkably tolerant of cold," Mr. Cresson said.

However, MG132, a 26S proteasome-specific protease inhibitor, remarkably suppressed the cold-induced protein degradation, suggesting that the ubiquitination-associated proteasome is involved in this process.

But Central Europe has been remarkably peaceful.Above all, the cold war has become the faintest of memories.

Julia Roberts and Philip Seymour Hoffman are terrific as his co-conspirators in this remarkably jaunty excursion into cold war covert operations.

They were hardly quiet times.Since then the Nordic states have managed to swim in cold waters remarkably well.

Within the layer, however, the UV radiation knocks electrons off the molecules, rendering the cold and remarkably sparse atmosphere a thin soup of charged particles, Oppenheim explains.