Examples of using A remarkably in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Financial
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Computer
A remarkably large one.
Picasso was a remarkably prolific artist.
A remarkably personal message.".
It is, indeed, a remarkably simple theory;
A remarkably gifted race, they have nine opposable digits.
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Even for a woman, that is a remarkably stupid notion.
This is a remarkably well-researched wall for a crazerita.
The work was carried out in situ in a remarkably short period of time.
That's a remarkably long time frame.
Before he left, Kukulkan gave the Mayas a remarkably accurate calendar.
Through a remarkably privileged era.
Every year, millions of people are diagnosed with cancer- a remarkably high number.
Israel is a remarkably varied country.
This huge“land reform”, affectingover 800 million people, was a remarkably orderly process.
A remarkably concise series of events are starting to come together from that day.
The HD 300 PRO gives the sound a remarkably natural, three-dimensional quality.
A remarkably simple, yet flexible and powerful language definition that is easy to learn and use.
The ordinary bat which flies around at night, a remarkably nimble creature in the air, cannot take off from a level place.
A remarkably versatile zoom lens best situed for travel and other outdoor applications.
We know how universally water is used as a symbol of the astral light,and in this particular case it is a remarkably apt one.
The Horta is a remarkably intelligent and sensitive creature with impeccable taste.
It is worth noting at this point that Hardy was a remarkably honest man, and in particular he was very honest about his own abilities, strengths and weaknesses.
A remarkably successful case of a technology hub would be"Oxbridge", which refers to the region of influence encompassing Oxford and Cambridge universities in the UK.
The Apartment HouseTia Monte in Nauders is located in a remarkably quiet environment and has simply furnished rooms with well-equipped kitchens for 2, 4, or 6 people awaiting visitors at extraordinarily favourable prices.
A remarkably complete review of all the evidence concerning human origins, including the evidence that has been ignored because it does not fit the dominant paradigm.”.
Has found a remarkably suitable place for its highly volatile devices in the aerospace industry.
He was a remarkably handsome man, dark, aquiline, and moustached--evidently the man of whom I had heard.
With Simon Boccanegra, a remarkably intricate and monumental musical drama about family and politics, Giuseppe Verdi whisks the audience back to 14th-century Geneva.
Thanks to a remarkably well-developed co-ordination between Member States and the Commission during the negotiations, the main provisions of the Protocol are fully compatible with the approach set out by EPER.
These often have a remarkably rich tradition in well-known handicrafts and non-agricultural products: for instance, India protects certain non-agricultural GIs related to sarees, silk paintings and shawls.