Sentence examples for remarkably gained from inspiring English sources

In the past two decades, the widely investigated subject of fractional calculus has remarkably gained importance and popularity due to its demonstrated applications in numerous diverse fields of science and engineering.

The number of Japanese university start-up companies increased about 25~30 per year from 1990 to 1997, then remarkably gained over 50 per year since 1998 and the TLO Act.

Upon release, the film remarkably gained mixed reviews.

You need to talk to her.'" The strategy was remarkably effective, gaining Barry and her lunchmates C-level positions within and outside the firm.

His lush lounge-soul, performed by a remarkably tight band, gained tension in light of his stories about desire's twisted path.

They have been remarkably successful at gaining the moral high ground (they are even dubbed a "civil society") and in nurturing a distrust of business.

But against other currencies, too, the dollar made remarkably powerful gains, and many analysts think the rise will continue.

Remarkably, these gains were achieved from a small focus on individual identity on the first day of training.

Any drastic new plans he would introduce if he gained such power were remarkably absent.

Yet, after the ideals of meritocratic inclusion gained a foothold, progress was remarkably steady and smooth.

In a remarkably short time, the arena project has gained the enthusiastic support of Mr. Markowitz, Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg and many of Brooklyn's elected officials.