Sentence examples similar to remarkably for example from inspiring English sources

It is remarkably hard, for example, for gas-poor Germany to import from the neighbouring, gas-rich Netherlands. gas-rich Netherlands

It must be said, as well, that his medical fact-checking was remarkably cursory (for example, people need emergency appendectomies not because the appendix has "failed" but because it has begun to rupture).

The top 10 genes detected by the four empirical strategies were also remarkably distinct; for example, UBC, TAF1, MYC, and HNF4A were identified by Union but were not identified by any of the other empirical strategies.

Clearly the benefits in this hospital are relatively small (although potentially life-saving for the one additional patient with melioidosis who was detected), but cannot be extrapolated to other areas because the distribution of melioidosis may be remarkably focal (for example in Thailand the incidence is very low in the central region but high in the northeast).

During his remarks, for example, Obama made reference to Sotomayor's upbringing by a single mom who worked multiple jobs -- a biographical fact remarkably similar to his own background.

Some great artists are remarkably precocious: Cindy Sherman, for example, finished the famous Untitled Film Stills when she was just 26.

It worked remarkably well for Mothers Against Drunk Driving, for example, which played a big role in shifting attitudes on drinking and driving.

Developers may not see the advantage to writing programs that run across such remarkably different networks as, for example, LinkedIn, which caters to business professionals, and hi5, which is popular in Central America.

For example, remarkably different concentrations of clotting factors in sheep compared to humans are reported in literature [ 10].

Surprisingly, although parents of children hospitalised at diagnosis have been found to experience, for example, remarkably high rates of post-traumatic stress symptoms [ 13] or distress due to their child's hospitalisation [ 14], no work has explored parents' experiences of initial hospitalisation or children's experiences of either approach.

The recent media coverage of Oberlin's food fight, for example, seemed remarkably out of proportion to the original complaints.