Sentence examples for remarkably thanks from inspiring English sources

Grimethorpe, near Barnsley, where the colliery did not close until 1993, has now revived remarkably, thanks to the ASOS online fashion warehouse, which employs 1500 people.

Remarkably, thanks to scanners that can each read 50,000 handwritten forms a day, initial population figures are supposed to be published within a month of census day.More important for policymakers (and in turn for firms and others that rely on census data) are the details of social and economic trends.

More remarkably, thanks to the fine characterization of growth, we found that all QTLs detected at the mature stage for cumulative growth, co-localized with QTLs for early growth increment on both parents (LG5 for E. urophylla and LG2, LG8 for E. grandis).

John Christian is now remarkably well, thanks to the St . Louisprogram.

At the same time, he said the country's economy remained "remarkably resilient," thanks to the support from abroad.

The transition to democracy has gone remarkably smoothly, thanks to the quiet competence of the caretaker government that has ruled since Mr Fujimori's exit.

Despite this, average-earnings growth has stayed remarkably docile, thanks partly to a flexible labour market and partly to confidence that any upsurge in inflation would peter out.That now looks set to change.

But allied forces regrouped and regained the initiative remarkably quickly, thanks in large part to a new command flexibility, tied to to new technology that made possible the more rapid sharing of data.

Theatrics aside, the lines at bathrooms and concessions all move remarkably fast thanks to the helpful aides.

And those fortunate enough to be able to get to Oakland's Jack London Square were greeted with long ferry lines that moved remarkably fast, thanks to extra vessels placed into service on San Francisco Bay Ferry routes by Golden Gate Ferry, its northern neighbor.

Communist regimes proved remarkably durable, partly thanks to the use of privileges for the docile and intimidation of the independent-minded.