Sentence examples for In exceedingly from inspiring English sources

These are generally much more pronounced in exceedingly small systems than in bulk or macroscopic samples.

Before drugs reach consumers, they pass through many hands and are paid for in exceedingly complicated, often hidden, ways.

Already during Napoleon's time, presenting a solid wall of flesh to the enemy could result in exceedingly heavy casualties.

Yet just as Americans most need jobs to rebuild savings and pay off past-due bills, jobs are in exceedingly scarce supply.

Midori's playing was remarkable not only for its steely poise in exceedingly difficult music but also for its freedom of tempo and broad dynamic contrasts.

Comparing belief in Santa Claus to the faith of millions of people and then concluding by mocking the founder's dying prayer is in exceedingly bad taste.

He lives, as it were, in the moment in an exceedingly bloody and dangerous time.

A high degree of ionisation as with Esmeron results in an exceedingly low drug concentration in the milk [ 17- 19].

On the other side of the Capitol, in the Senate, Malcolm A. Smith returned to work, albeit in an exceedingly chilly environment.

Tune ran the second half of the race in 1 10 26, exceedingly fast.

He does so in an exceedingly halting fashion.