Examples of using A remarkably in English and their translations into Arabic
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Colloquial
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Political
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
They tell me it is a remarkably small plaque.
I'm implying that your Harold lived a remarkably anonymous life.
I see by your transcript that you're a remarkably gifted student.
The international actors responding to the earthquake were a remarkably varied group.
This makes it a remarkably easy and powerful system to use.
And like the scorpions, ours is a remarkably sensitive system.
In international comparison, it has a remarkably wide and extensive jurisdiction.
as you know, a remarkably fine woman.
And this is remarkable, because it's a remarkably simple stimulus.
It took me a remarkably long time to understand what this was.
It was a remarkably priceless effort, and much admired by the lads.
Dr McKay has managed to narrow the search field to a remarkably small area.
UNCITRAL did that work with great efficiency and a remarkably small pool of resources.
The high powered LED100WB has a remarkably low electrical draw for such a powerful light.
A remarkably high percentage of decisions that were appealed were upheld by the courts.
Yeah, real-time satellite imagery revealed a remarkably large mobile heat signature on this property.
It's got a remarkably clear yes/no answer, and just requires phenomenal grunt.
The third rail is a remarkably potent source and nearly impossible for the city to trace.
Martha seems to have been a remarkably normal child while Johnny seemed different from other children.
Swiss democracy is therefore characterized by a remarkably dynamic local political, social and cultural life.