Sentence examples for there is remarkably from inspiring English sources

In between, I've lived for 40 years in Quebec, and the situation there is remarkably similar.

"There is remarkably little scientific information about the adult variant of A.D.D.," Dr. Gordon said.

Beyond this, there is remarkably little that is public knowledge about Ejiofor's life.

Indeed, there is remarkably little method to the madness inside the market.

But there is remarkably little discussion about fundamentally changing the structure of the German banking system.

Claudia Pompa from ODI has argued that there is remarkably little evidence about what works and what doesn't.

Although there is remarkably little regional variation in pronunciation throughout the entire continent, there is significant social variation.

There is remarkably little public talk of the unsolved political killings or of the country's relations with the drug business.

As The Times's Matt Richtel recently reported, there is remarkably little data showing that technology-centric schooling improves basic learning.

But there is remarkably little sign that President Obama's White House or State Department sees this as bearing on Syria.

Considering the variety of habitats occupied by anurans, there is remarkably little gross variation in body plan.