Sentence examples for remarkably silent on from inspiring English sources

"The FSA and the industry have been remarkably silent on what went wrong in the supply chain of the companies that were found right at the start of the investigation in Ireland," he told the Guardian.

Scientists, though, have been remarkably silent on the connection.

For years Russia has remained remarkably silent on the challenge it faces from HIV and Aids.

As The New York Times noted in February, the White House has been remarkably silent on AI, despite the growing discussions around the technology.

NATO's 2004 Istanbul summit was also remarkably silent on the subject of nuclear weapons policy and non-proliferation, as opposed to pre-summit diplomacy and earlier post-Cold War NATO summits and contrary to the demonstrations going on in Istanbul.

Though he said it was remarkably silent on intellectual property law and the implications for society of a world in which most of the increase in output comes from catch-up growth from poor countries.

The voice of Bill McDonough, chairman of the Federal Reserve Bank of New York, has been remarkably silent of late.

They were remarkably silent and well-behaved — no running around, no poking one another in the ribs, no teacher trying to forestall disapproving looks from adults.

President Goodluck Jonathan has remained remarkably silent about the kidnapping of the girls, a story that outraged many and triggered one of Nigeria's rare street protests.

"I think all the regulators have been remarkably silent".

The film is remarkably silent, except for Catharina's ranting.