Sentence examples for the remarkable number from inspiring English sources

Over a career spanning almost 30 years, Dr. Widder has made hundreds of dives in deep-sea submersibles to study the remarkable number and diversity of animals that make light.

I'd just like to note that I saw this coming way back in 2002, when I took note of the remarkable number of "sons of" serving in high positions, and concluded that "inherited status is making a comeback".

In his biography of Ford, Joseph McBride runs through the remarkable number of references to Lincoln throughout Ford's filmography and quotes Peter Bogdanovich about the elderly Ford speaking of Lincoln with "such an extraordinary sense of intimacy in his tone… that somehow it was no longer a director speaking of a great President, but a man talking about a friend".

The best of the sessions, and many of the remarkable number of great non-album singles and B-sides they recorded, ended up on the compilations – Hatful of Hollow and The World Won't Listen and on their US equivalent, Louder Than Bombs.

Related | In the article "Illuminating the Perils of Pollution, Nature's Way," Erik Olsen reports on deep-sea biologist Edith Widder's latest venture to track aquatic pollution: Over a career spanning almost 30 years, Dr. Widder has made hundreds of dives in deep-sea submersibles to study the remarkable number and diversity of animals that make light.

Professor Brendan Godley from the University of Exeter said: "The remarkable number of barrel jellyfish reported from South West England this year is quite unusual… We're not sure why, but the very mild winter probably meant more adults survived at depth, which will have returned to the surface in spring as waters warmed up.

The computing power then available limited the size of the networks that could be simulated, and this limited the technology's scope.In the past few years, however, the remarkable number-crunching power of chips developed for the demanding job of drawing video-game graphics has revived interest.

It's a complex shape that has to take some huge loads, which explains some of the remarkable numbers involved.

He was absolutely taken aback by the remarkable numbers of people who wanted to march with them.

Released 21 years ago this summer - an anniversary heralded by the reissue of the Coventry septet's complete back catalogue - it remains the most remarkable number one in British chart history.

The Alliance also included what was, at the time, a remarkable number of women activists.