Sentence examples for remarkably driven from inspiring English sources

Although Steinbrenner has mellowed somewhat over the years, he is still remarkably driven.

Some, like explorer Delia Akeley or "utopian realist" Therese Clerc, have remarkably driven second acts later in life.

She was, by her own admission, remarkably driven and ambitious.

Furthermore, it is found that the heat conduction effect takes a limiting deviation of about 3 dB for the pressure amplitude and a small phase difference as frequency decreases, while the pressure leakage effect remarkably drives the pressure amplitude to attenuate and the phase difference tends to be 90° as the frequency decreases.

During a time in which workplace engagement in the United States is remarkably low, companies driven by purpose have employees that are three times more likely to stay with the company.

A short week may seem unlikely but working patterns have proved remarkably flexible, particularly when driven by the desire to maximise profits.

"There was certainly a lot of disappointment over surprisingly bad news but in the end of it you step back and say, 'We have driven prices remarkably lower,' and the selling excesses exhaust themselves.

Remarkably, the pan-ocular driven BMP resulted in persisting lens-averted domains.

Remarkably, even TAβ42, when driven by pdf-gal4, was insufficient to induce arrhythmic behaviour (Fig. 4Cii; Table 1), indicating that the roles of Aβ expression outside PDF neurons are likely to be of primary importance.

After I overcame the fear of turning it into a very expensive pile of rubble, I found the car remarkably easy to drive and hugely exhilarating.

On my first year as a T32 trainee I was able to characterized how these different mutations in Kras drive remarkably differences in early stages of pancreatic cell transformation, associated with dramatic changes in the degree of stromal expansion within the pancreas.