Sentence examples for remarkably very from inspiring English sources

Although the site is to be preserved, there are remarkably very few images of and relatively little documentation about the complex and its vast workforce in its 19th and early 20th centuryy heyday.

Despite the importance of sales management practices (e.g., compensation, organization design) as critical determinants of salespeople's role stress, attitudes and outcomes, remarkably very few studies are available in the area.

Remarkably, very few serious gold sintering occurred during the reaction.

Remarkably, very few studies utilized data from developing countries [16,20].

It took months to clear them all, but remarkably very few bounced and, despite everything, the economy continued to grow albeit a little slower.

[Frere's] diligence in putting together this vast collection of recipes resulted in one of the most charming, straightforward and thorough recipe books of the late nineteenth century with recipes that are still remarkably very useable today".

It also, somewhat remarkably, works very well on television.

And, even more remarkably, a very similar story has played out over the past three years, this time about economic policy.

Remarkably, her very first film role was with Meryl Streep in the little-seen drama Dark Matter in 2007.

Even more remarkably, at very high specific currents of 2, 5, and 10 A g−1, electrodes based on this composite still offer specific capacities of about 280, 240, and 187 mAh g−1, respectively.

It appears that those who appeared into the green "zone of skill" in the first chart (ie those who performed remarkably in very few attempts) chose not to bother with nicknames as otherwise there would be many more points appearing towards the top-left.