This sums up pretty well the extraordinary record of a remarkable Englishman.
"If present trends continue, this century may well witness extraordinary climate change and an unprecedented destruction of ecosystems, with serious consequences for all of us".
Mr. Nasaw makes Hearst a regular guy (as well as extraordinary) and often likable or sympathetic, if far from a universal hero.
In his Medea, Robertson has most obviously drawn from the well the extraordinary tensions that animate the dialogue between the estranged Jason and Medea.
A study begun in the nineteen-thirties suggested that the species' lifespan might well be extraordinary, based on the slow growth rate of a single shark that a scientist was lucky enough to catch twice.
Tenants of these facilities need to have self-contained heating, cooling and ventilation systems as well as extraordinary amounts of electric power and individualized security systems, said David B. Larson, a senior project architect for McClier Construction in Chicago, which reconstructing the building.
They were starting with just 32 dealers nationwide, but their initial product — an Americanized Range Rover — already had 17 years of development behind it, during which it had become a symbol of class and good taste as well as extraordinary off-road prowess and on-road comfort.
Metasurface has important application such as flat optical elements replacing bulky glass optical elements as well as extraordinary refraction satisfying generalized Snell's law.
Charlie Rose: The exponential growth in countries like China and India and emerging markets as they're called, even though they pretty much emerge rather well, is extraordinary.
Carbon nanomaterials with low-density and high-aspect ratio, as well as extraordinary mechanical, thermal, electrical, and electrochemical properties, have been used in many activities in most areas of science and engineering [15].
