Sentence examples for remarkably officials from inspiring English sources

Remarkably, officials have reported no flood-related deaths in this city, and only one injury — a twisted ankle.

It has proved remarkably resilient, officials close to both of them say, weathering strains over the leak of confidential State Department cables from a Pentagon computer system and harsh public criticism of the military's conduct from a former State Department spokesman, Philip J. Crowley.

Remarkably, city officials have said that though the sign is technically an act of vandalism, they will not immediately take it down.

Most remarkably, state education officials and aid agencies denied their very existence.

In a Republican administration with remarkably few senior officials from Wall Street, he was acquainted with more people in the World Trade Center than most of his colleagues were.

Remarkably, an original official diary dated 1874 to 1949 with almost daily entries in spidery handwriting in Burmese script tells much of what happened from the time the British came until after they left at independence in 1948.

Crimean officials were remarkably vague about what had happened.

As for the impact on the rest of the eurozone, German officials are remarkably sanguine.

The agency's financial director was fired in July.A remarkably high proportion of officials now seem to be at it.

In the past two months, several prominent media figures have been convicted on dubious charges related to mockery or criticism of government officials, to remarkably little public outcry.

Among those reflecting on the shambles are senior British and American military, intelligence and diplomatic officials – and, remarkably, key figures in the insurgency that fought them.