Sentence examples for remarkably unsuccessful from inspiring English sources
Police raids on the Riche have always been remarkably unsuccessful, though frequent in the 1920s.
"We've been remarkably unsuccessful in coming up with a theory of the nature of glass and the glass transition," Dr. Nagel said.
And yet, as museums have lined up to sign restitution agreements, the much-publicized criminal investigations have been remarkably unsuccessful in proving any intentional wrongdoing by American curators.
Dr. Sher, whose remarkably unsuccessful tryout for "Canadian Idol" developed a following on YouTube after he was arrested Thursday, was charged with conspiracy to facilitate a terrorist offense.
If Hughes really was so concerned with salvaging his reputation, then he was remarkably unsuccessful, seeing as the story of him and Plath is at least as well known as anything he actually wrote, presumably because a sensationalised story about a marriage is easier to read than poetry.
Mr. Marshall said he was planning to send some money to the Gore campaign, though he cautioned that he had a remarkably unsuccessful track record for backing presidential candidates: Mr. Anderson, Walter Mondale, Michael Dukakis, George Bush (in 1992), and Bob Dole.
Given the consistent increases in production and price levels throughout the 2000s, this finding reflects the current scenario of unsuccessful eradication policies which, remarkably, may have resulted in less corruption, not more (Scenario D, Sect. 2).
Meanwhile, the Red Sox, who built their off-season around their unsuccessful pursuit of Teixeira, have been remarkably quiet.
Remarkably, only one out of five adults with unsuccessful clinical outcome still used laxatives and 66% found medical treatment no longer necessary.
