Sentence examples for remarkably rose from inspiring English sources
The employment rate of people over the state-pension age has been rising for several years and, remarkably, rose during the recession (see chart).
At ambient temperature, 4- tert-butylbenzophenone was obtained in a low yield of 11%% but this remarkably rose to 52%% under reflux conditions, thus implying that the substoichiometric sodium amide is recycling in some way.
Commodity prices and currencies are remarkably persistent, rising or falling for long periods.The momentum effect drives a juggernaut through one of the tenets of finance theory, the efficient-market hypothesis.
Ice-core studies show that in some places dramatic changes happened remarkably swiftly: temperatures rose by as much as 20°C in a decade.
The group also found that one of the early family leaders of the company, Heinrich Mohn, belonged to a circle of "sponsoring members of the SS" and that the small company rose remarkably to become the dominant publisher of reading material for German soldiers.
It is a tribute to Mr. Beilin — to his powerful intellect and keen interpersonal skills — that despite his demure style and lack of good-old-boy credentials, his political fortunes rose remarkably in the 1990s as the Oslo peace process that he set in motion took over Israeli politics.
Many dignitaries spoke and, remarkably, almost all rose to the occasion.
In region C, the results were markedly different, as the amount of osk accumulated in the center of the oocyte; the index of colocalization with Staufen protein rose remarkably and maintained a high level (Figure 2A, D).
The proportion of WAMRSA notifications after 1989 rose remarkably, increasing from 14%to94%4% of total notifications in 1998.
To me, that is a remarkably rose-colored view of printing and publishing up until the internet age, when gatekeepers had the power (and the politics) to block public access to all kinds of information.
She rose with remarkably little help from the traditional arbiters of power.
