Sentence examples for remarkably finding from inspiring English sources
Ms. Glennie gave a hair-trigger account of the clamorous work by Mr. Masson, an Icelander, remarkably finding oases of subtlety.
Another remarkably finding was that departure rate in general gives empirical evidence to say that 7 out of 100 keys will leave "any time now" (from the fact that hazard rate is the instantaneous probability of failure at a specified time; failure means, the probability of a key will completely cease activity after a given time of life) in a 8 year lapse.
Therefore, a marked increase in circulating levels of IL-6 after exercise without muscle damage has been a remarkably consistent finding.
So companies have become remarkably inventive at finding ways to call workers contractors.
Loyal Putinites and dissident intellectuals alike are remarkably united in finding the American obsession with Russian meddling to be ridiculous.
And carmakers are being remarkably inventive in finding ways to comply.Granted, battery-powered cars have disappointed.
The algorithms the firm has developed which had their origin in the decoding of genomes are remarkably adept at finding their way through a thicket of unknowns.
And we remain calm and patient, even when the satnav commands you to do a U-turn on a dual carriageway, or the IT system is being remarkably uncooperative, or finding a hot desk is proving rather difficult.
Regular West Africans, in the absence of rescue, by the world and by their own governments, which are among the poorest on earth, have proved remarkably adept at finding ways to live and to help others do so.
Though many in the field of nutrition science have noted that industry-commissioned scientific studies are remarkably reliable in finding what they're looking for, everyone at PomWonderful insists that the Resnicks are after more than just a way to sell juice.
They note that the use of inclusive language was remarkably slow in finding its way into the scholarly publications and conceptual patterns of this field.
