Sentence examples for an exceedingly successful from inspiring English sources

The human brain, probably co-evolving with language, is an exceedingly successful example.

It's not even just the flagship restaurant in what has fast become an exceedingly successful mini-empire.

It is an ambitious history and on the whole an exceedingly successful one; it belongs on everyone's photography bookshelf alongside the vintage histories of Beaumont Newhall and Helmut Gernsheim.

It had an exceedingly successful 1962, winning races aplenty in the 'SCCA A-Production' series with Dick Thompson at its helm, before being converted for road use in 1963.

And on the backend of this, the entrepreneurs themselves often got rich, enjoyed fame and lived what most would call an exceedingly successful life.

We move from the small laboratories that originate and pursue their own ideas--an exceedingly successful process over the past decades--to large interdisciplinary groups working together.

Although total hip replacement has become a common and exceedingly successful operation for patients whose natural hip has been irreparably damaged by illness or injury, resurfacing has attracted surgeons and many patients because it preserves more of a patient's thigh bone.

That's not an insult the Germans have been exceedingly successful stealing market share from the likes of Lincoln and Cadillac by refining the mold rather than breaking it.

For alumni – or "Cornellians" as they are called – the website provides ways to reach other alumni, stories on alumni that have been exceedingly successful, and a means to provide funding to the university through donations.

Much of that campaign has been aimed at painting President Obama as an enemy of the Second Amendment, and it has been exceedingly successful.

I can't claim to be exceedingly successful, though they get done by reps and things - my fifteenth is just going on tour now.