Sentence examples for the remarkable case from inspiring English sources

Which brings us to the remarkable case of "Amazons," a 1980 novel written by DeLillo (with, some say, an unspecified collaborator) under the name Cleo Birdwell.

But Mr Greene's chances of getting any further are non-existent.Next candidate for the show comes the remarkable case of Tim Scott, a 44-year-old state legislator who looks likely to become the only black Republican in Congress.

The remarkable case began when Sumgong tested positive for EPO in April 2017 – and then tried to explain it away by saying she had suffered a ruptured ectopic pregnancy on the 22-23 February 2017 which had led to an injection and a blood transfusion at a Nairobi hospital.

Then, of course, there's the remarkable case of Ida Lupino, who became a director in 1949, when her acting career was already in full swing, and directed some terrific melodramas in the early fifties, then did lots of television through the sixties (including episodes of "Gilligan's Island").

The Wildlife Conservation Society has produced a short video about the remarkable case in which accused Thai tiger poachers were tracked down using cell-phone photos taken by one of the the gang, and connected to a particular slain tiger by camera-trap photos taken by conservation biologists.

Philosophers of personal identity who are uneasy with relying on unstable intuitions in science-fictional thought experiments instead examine real disorders of memory, such as fugues, amnesias, and dissociation (Wilkes 1988; Sacks 1985, chapters 2, 12, 15; and compare the remarkable case studies in Campbell and Conway 1995), or cognitive-psychological theories of autobiographical memory.

The GFU employees performed the required tests in at least 98.8% of the visits and referred back to the glaucoma specialist in 84.4% of the remarkable cases.

Regardless of cyanate source, our discovery of the CCA gene cluster in three unrelated fungal species raises the hypothesis that this remarkable case of convergent evolution represents an adaptive response to exposure to natural or agricultural cyanate.

Although halfway houses have been touted for years as affirmative rehabilitation locations that ready women for life in the outside world, in this remarkable case study Gail Caputo shows how these places reinforce patterns of control and abuse that reaffirm the dependency and victimization of the inmates.

Two of the most remarkable case studies which acknowledge that change in the organizational culture is difficult but yet possible are the Deloitte & Touche case studies by the Harvard Business Schoola.

Perhaps the most remarkable case of mimicry to come to light lately is that of the mimic octopus of Indonesia, with so many shape-shifting, shade-changing tricks at its disposal even eight sleeves cannot hold them.