Sentence examples for remarkably stopped from inspiring English sources

He held up his hands and intercepted the keys neatly, rushing then into the cubicle of the engineer, who, remarkably, stopped the train.

The receptor expression, however, remarkably stopped at E18 in these different regions (Fig. 6C C″).

Remarkably, Purley stopped his own car, pulled to the side of the track and rushed over to try and help his colleague, desperately trying to extricate Williamson from the upside-down, burning vehicle.

And remarkably, he stopped having Autonomic Dysreflexia symptoms.

Most remarkably, three patients stopped hearing hallucinated voices altogether, even three months after the trial.

But if there's one thing that the filesharing wars have taught us, it's that this sort of prohibition is remarkably ineffective at stopping people who really want to get through.

Over the centuries, fusha remained separate from daily speech, which kept it remarkably stable — a river that stopped flowing.

— Eric Asimov The Huffington Post: Remarkably, some folks still haven't stopped griping about the Great GoogaMooga.

"She was going to join us from the Wirral, but ironically a death in the family has stopped her," he says, sounding remarkably chipper about the setback.

More remarkably, it was only last year that Morrisons stopped counting cash in the tills by hand and introduced machines to do the job.

The main idea is remarkably simple: big soy traders in Brazil stopped buying and selling soy from farms linked to new deforestation.