Sentence examples for slightly remarkable from inspiring English sources

No doubt it's meant to sound all very 21st century, but is acting independently of one's husband – unless he's, you know, the king – really even slightly remarkable in this day and age?

Variation in the substituted alkyl groups has demonstrated slightly remarkable activity in regards to the parents, such as increasing on heart rate emerged by 6, induction in bradycardia proved by 5 and slightly decreasing in blood pressure occurred with 9.

Here's how David K. Li puts it in the NY Post: "It also might be a slightly remarkable feat for Sinatra, who would have been around 78 when Ronan was conceived".

A somewhat remarkable 16% of workers said they use four devices at work, but that number may have slightly shifted from earlier this year, when 20% said they used "four or five" devices.

Slightly more remarkable is the absence of Cooper - who got his 18th goal last week.

Thus, we expect the active contour to stop evolving slightly (not remarkable for most of the images used in our experiments) before the ground truth edges, to end with a negligible edge localization error.

The Hang Seng in Hong Kong lost 2.5percentt, falling back slightly from a remarkable 30percentt rise this week alone.

Despite missing the entire region, which helps control movement, balance, and speaking, the woman displays only mild clumsiness and slightly slurred speech a remarkable example of the brain's ability to compensate, New Scientist reports today.

A single mutation (S168W) added the ability to oxidize VA to an acidic-pH stable extralong MnP without significantly affecting its high Mn2+ peroxidase activity and only slightly lowering its remarkable acidic stability.

Since the release of the film, critics have noted how remarkable yet slightly creepythe digital resurrection of Cushing is.

It's a remarkable, and slightly unlikely bit of detection, though no more unbelievable than that "green ears" deduction back in season one.