Sentence examples for work astonishingly from inspiring English sources

The New York Times says, 'Bloomberg has managed to make New York work astonishingly well.' " Mr. Thompson: "D minus".

I've seen such an instrument work astonishingly well on a Greek village dog: dog to hangdog in a second.

In his eight years in office, Mayor Michael Bloomberg has managed to make the unpredictable city of New York work astonishingly well.

The New York Times says, 'Bloomberg has managed to make New York work astonishingly well.' " The ad quotes Mr. Thompson repeating the phrase "D-minus" as the commercial ticks off the mayor's accomplishments and endorsements.

They are athletes not cricketers now and they work astonishingly hard.

For many practically relevant instances, however, techniques from mathematical programming work astonishingly well.

And it is a part of the game that they have worked astonishingly well.

Those researchers gave it to their sickest patients, not a random sample, and it still worked astonishingly well.

Reviewing the City Opera's "Cendrillon" production in The Times, Donal Henahan described supertitles as "a dangerous experiment in audience education that on the whole worked astonishingly well".

In 1990, I could afford to report my fleeting encounter with Powell to my wife with a smile because, at the time, the multicultural experiment seemed to have worked astonishingly well in Britain.

However, although this approach is appealingly simple and that it works astonishingly well in many practical situations, its use is rarely associated to an appropriate analysis of its convergence.