The phrase "a few exceedingly" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe a small number of things that are extremely notable or significant, but the construction is awkward and unclear.
Example: "There are a few exceedingly talented musicians in our group."
Alternatives: "a few exceptionally" or "a few remarkably".
All Little teams are constructed around a good passer and a defense composed of a few exceedingly wiry linemen.
After other people I'd loved had died, I had often felt them near me, sometimes heard their voices, and even, on a few exceedingly strange occasions, been jolted into the uncanny conviction that I had encountered them again in some altered but unmistakable form.
It is a solid slab of electronics designed to do a few things exceedingly well and – sadly – a few things quite poorly.
Minimal editing, such as minor repositioning of nodes and removal of few exceedingly generic gene-sets (e.g. Protein Complex Assembly, Biopolymer Catabolism), was done to optimize the map layout.
The universities that admitted them, and already have awarded degrees to a few, have been exceedingly vague about what how they'll treat the students, retreating behind the rubric that steps will be taken on a "case-by-case basis". They've refused to discuss individual students by name, citing federal privacy law.
In fact, although the fraction of the genome occupied by ROHs was similar to continental populations, a few individuals showed an exceedingly high number and size of ROHs (Supplementary Figure S4 in Supplementary Information).
Just a few months ago, Manafort was exceedingly optimistic about Trump's odds of winning the election.
However, I did encounter a few of pharmacists who were exceedingly helpful and in-the-know about naloxone, including one in Toronto who, when I told her I didn't have a health card, took down my number and called me back the next day to see if I could get a kit without one.
Then ORFs longer than a few hundred bases would be exceedingly rare.
It should be noted that a few years ago, due to an exceedingly high turnover rate, McDonald's actually started a campaign to convince employees to turn their job into a career.
It should be noted that the lag assumptions used in this study were exceedingly long, although a few intervention studies, especially the coal ban in Dublin [ 31] and the Utah valley steel mill strike [ 43], suggest that the major part of the effect is seen within the first few years.
