Sentence examples for remarkably part from inspiring English sources

Assuming that there is a proper class of λ where the embedding axiom holds, this gives an "effectively complete" theory of V. And, remarkably, part of that theory is that V must be LΩS.

Why? Bonds can be a remarkably valuable part of a portfolio when stock prices decline.

Within the developed world, however, FX markets have been remarkably stable, part of a general decline in volatility.

Henry Louis Gates Jr was born in Piedmont, West Virginia in 1950, a remarkably integrated part of the South, which he hymns in his rose-tinted memoir, Coloured Folks.

Remarkably, every part of Ireland voted in favor of abortion rights: in no area did the "No" vote win a majority.

Since 1990, a number of welfare regimes in remarkably different parts of the world have developed surprisingly similar policy reforms.

The Dutch case shows the potential to change this mind-set with its remarkably high part-time rate among men (23 %; Austria: 9 %).

Rawlings came to Ithaca as Cornell's tenth president with a vision for, in his words, "composing Cornell": organizing the remarkably diverse parts of Cornell in such a way that they would work more effectively together.

Remarkably, pianos were part of the deal.

The debate between these two extremes has been remarkably vitriolic, in part, perhaps, because neither side has been completely honest.

Remarkably, Tiscali – now part of TalkTalk – says it is unable to find out what happened and says: "Slamming is an issue within our industry and when it happens it is very difficult to resolve".