Examples of 'made remarkable' in a sentence

Meaning of "made remarkable"

made remarkable: used to describe something that has made a significant impression or achieved something worthy of attention or praise

How to use "made remarkable" in a sentence

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It has made remarkable achievements in student education.
Canada has thus far made remarkable progress.
She has made remarkable contributions to art history.
Science and technology have made remarkable progress.
You have made remarkable progress as an individual.
In the field of paper cutting she made remarkable.
The nation has made remarkable progress.
Has made remarkable progress during the last decade and.
Both services have made remarkable achievements.
It is made remarkable by the kindness and thoughtfulness of the owners.
I have actually made remarkable progress.
Governance of aquaculture has become increasingly important and has made remarkable progress.
Our women have made remarkable progress.
During the period of prophecy Ali performed valuable services and made remarkable sacrifices.
We have made remarkable strides with the prototype.

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In the last two decades we made remarkable progress.
Huawei has made remarkable progress in this aspect.
The provision of schools has made remarkable progress.
Africa has made remarkable progress in its economic agenda.
Adult literacy has also made remarkable strides.
Ireland has made remarkable progress in achieving nominal convergence.
Many countries and regions have made remarkable.
Over time he had made remarkable progress in therapy.
You have assimilated everything well and have made remarkable progress.
Science has made remarkable progress.
The reform undertaken by Burkina Faso has made remarkable progress.
Pythagoreans made remarkable discoveries in music.
The technical assessment mission found that Sierra Leone had made remarkable progress.
Nicasio has made remarkable progress.
The Prime Minister stated that Africa had made remarkable progress.
We have made remarkable progress.
The Conference on Disarmament has made remarkable progress.
A sonnet made remarkable by the brutal force of its imagery.
Both public and private schools have made remarkable progress in the last decade.
We have made remarkable progress in the last hundred years.
In recent decades ethnohistorical research has made remarkable progress both on Mesoamerica and the Andes.
We have made remarkable progress on financial inclusion in this decade.
Commissioner Füle acknowledged that Georgia has made remarkable progress in its modernization and reform efforts.
You have made remarkable progress as an individual and as a member of this crew.
Christian Dior also made remarkable progress.
China has made remarkable progress in raising its levels of agricultural production.
Ms Unlu agreed that Cambodia had made remarkable progress and changes.
Iraq has made remarkable progress over recent years.
Both Bulgaria and Romania have made remarkable progress.
China has thus made remarkable achievements in all aspects.
As indicated above, the disarmament, demobilization and reintegration process has made remarkable progress.
Scandinavia has made remarkable progress in solving environmental problems.
In recent years, science has made remarkable progress.
Gabby has made remarkable progress since the shooting.
The world 's biotechnology has made remarkable progress.

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