Sentence examples for would be remarkable for from inspiring English sources

His mind would be remarkable for someone at any age -- a capacious, entirely rustproof steel trap.

If anything, it looked like it would be remarkable for being so unremarkable.

The parties here agreed to arbitrate pursuant to that "usual rule," and it would be remarkable for a court to erase that expectation.

If Homo erectus was like chimpanzees, it would be remarkable for them to hang together across rivers and deserts and mountain ranges as a single species.

From any player that would be remarkable; for the man who team-mates at under-14 level called el mudo, the mute one, it is even more startling.

Sales of 50,000 cars would be remarkable for a company whose best year in the United States was 1986, when it sold 8,201 cars, according to Automotive News.

Mr. Folger, who is just leaving a job as director of community mobilization for the National Association of People With AIDS, said the pill would be "remarkable, especially for people who are starting on medication for the first time and are sort of freaked out that they will have to take pills for the rest of their lives".

Such a facing-down would be remarkable enough for any campaign, but Stone's colleague Sam Middleton describes it only as a "part-victory".

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.

It would be remarkable, in any year, for a black Democratic candidate for president to be ahead in polls one week before Election Day.

In this situation, even if the Trump Justice Department did not move to name a new special counsel, it would be remarkable, if not unprecedented, for the president to order that a pending criminal investigation touching on his conduct be made to disappear altogether.