Sentence examples for this would be remarkable from inspiring English sources

None of this would be remarkable — the Clinton campaign is known for its tight control and staff loyalty — except that Mr. Helfenbein is only 21, a college senior.

If true, this would be remarkable for a man whose success, on a ground famed for its help to bowlers of his type, was limited to 28 wickets at 39 runs apiece, and a best of four for 97, yet who not once had considered that a change of ends might pay a better dividend.

This would be remarkable enough for any poor country, but it was a much harder task in a land with a great many major languages, each with a long and proud history, and with a rich and old literature.

If drugs were not prohibited substances, none of this would be remarkable.

None of this would be remarkable were Bannon not, through his own orchestration and the public fascination with dangerous men, being made into a kind of wicked, mythological shaman.

However, reducing the rate to 3% would lift a billion people out of poverty and that would be remarkable enough.

After another infuriating near miss – though there was never a point when they looked likely to win this final – it would be remarkable if they managed to progress beyond the qualification stages.

What would be remarkable about this is that anyone ever denied it.

Assuming similar concentrations were achieved with AspB10 at a dose of 200 U/kg, the lack of IGF1R phosphorylation would be remarkable, since this concentration should be able to increase IGF-1 phosphorylation in vitro [ 7].

In studies of biochemical characteristics in adult twins, this is unlikely to be important; even if MZ pairs did share more of their environmental exposure to lead up to 16 or 18 years of age, it would be remarkable if this produced a greater similarity in blood concentrations some 30 years later.

The recovery of a wooden artifact so old and well preserved would be remarkable under any circumstances, but this one contained something curious.