Sentence examples for remarkably promising from inspiring English sources
This season is a remarkably promising one even by the company's own high standards.
The film has been keenly anticipated, not just because it's the first in a remarkably promising batch of big-budget popcorn-spillers (Indiana Jones and the Dark Knight among them), but because all the signs indicated that it might well be the best of the bunch.
Although optimization of 15-membered azalactams including demycarosyl analogues did not provide remarkably promising molecules, SAR studies of 16-membered azalides disclosed that substitution at the 15 position was very important for identification of a clinical candidate.
Without this Advance Market Commitment, there would have been too much uncertainty for manufacturers to develop this remarkably promising new vaccine.
"Interestingly, the referee's assistant in the Battle of Santiago looks remarkably like Neville Chamberlain promising peace in our time, whereas the figure lurking in the bottom right corner could well be mistaken for Hitler," writes an eagle-eyed Matt Davies.
Rare-earth pyrochlores, commonly exhibiting remarkably low lattice thermal conductivities, are considered as promising topcoat materials for thermal barrier coatings.
The present study demonstrates a novel electrode architecture based on Al foil with remarkably high area specific capacitance and stability for promising supercapacitor applications.
Marshall would also provide an excellent mentor for the Rebels' promising young fly-half Bryce Hegarty who looked remarkably composed in last Friday's heroic win against the Highlanders.
Most remarkably, Mr. Dingell — a Democrat and the chairman of the Energy and Commerce Committee — is promising to introduce a bill in coming weeks that would create a carbon tax.
The list says remarkably little on the economy and makes no mention of the deficit, promising only to cut "wasteful spending" in government departments and "rebalance Britain's economy".
Remarkably, several closely related chalcogen-deficient structures have recently been recognized as promising thermoelectric converters with ultra-low thermal conductivities.
