Sentence examples for will be remarkably from inspiring English sources

The system producing these copies will be remarkably complex.

All sides are predicting that voter turnout will be remarkably low on Tuesday, when polls open at 6 a.m. and close at 8 p.m.

He added: "It is even more naive to tell people that they just need to make a little change in their eating habits or their daily activity and suddenly the obesity problem will be remarkably easily solved".

Shifts from full-time to part-time work will be remarkably more attractive for employers and employees than they used to be, and taxpayers will be picking up the tab.

Whether you are a supermarket tabloid psychic, the leader of a doomsday cult or an expert in a think tank, whether you predict the divorce of a movie star, the end of the world or merely the end of history, acolytes and book publishers will be remarkably forgiving if you get it totally wrong.

But how they shop will be remarkably different.

In these first years of heightened change, the most important duty of admission leadership will be to educate college constituencies that the look, feel and needs of new admission classes will likely be remarkably different inside and outside the classroom.

It will have to be remarkably deft in draining the system of excess dollars in a timely way.

If Congress takes him up on it, Mr. Obama will have to be remarkably adept to avoid pitfalls in the proposal.

Much of the actual technology will probably either be remarkably expected (better versions of what you've already got) or so far into the future that it won't be all that exciting for the moment (self-driving cars, or flying ones, or vehicles powered by something else entirely).

In its openness, the framework hints at what will be a remarkably transparent glass facade, by Rafael Viñoly Architects and DMJM.