Sentence examples for sufficiently remarkable from inspiring English sources
Few of us are sufficiently remarkable to have interesting general opinions about life, but if we renew proverbial truths in fresh contexts we may be on to something.
He said: "Not enough decision-makers at national or local level appear sufficiently aware of the remarkable and vital value that a good library service can offer modern communities".
In contrast, remarkable advances in its basic genomics have not been sufficiently translated into the molecular epidemiology of diphtheria.
Treatment of RA has undergone dramatic changes with the widespread application of sufficiently high doses of methotrexate [ 11, 12] and with the remarkable efficacy of a biological agent targeting tumour necrosis factor (TNF) [ 1, 13].
Despite the truly remarkable benefits of DNA testing, some skeptics have questioned whether it is sufficiently regulated and reliable.
This wasn't just a random act of sensitivity and compassion – though these qualities are sufficiently uncommon, not just in English football but football the world over, to have made them remarkable in themselves.
Russia in 2018 will represent a remarkable hat-trick for Fifa, a third successive World Cup where security and crime are sufficiently big issues to deter many fans from travelling.
However, the density of the peptide endogenously presented on tumor cells is generally not sufficiently high, which may explain why most studies on antigen-specific cancer immunotherapy did not demonstrate a remarkable clinical benefit.
Its restrictions on the jurisdiction of the federal courts were sufficiently severe that the Chief Justice William H. Rehnquist and his most conservative allies felt the need to act with remarkable speed to affirm the law's constitutionality.
So it's remarkable to learn that one of them contains drafts of his essay "Contre Sainte-Beuve," who Proust felt did not sufficiently appreciate Balzac (think of his having typed the essay on the Notes app on an iPhone).
