"122 is not an exceptional figure for a champion.
Nevertheless, the two new structures offer an exceptional framework for future structural, pharmacological and functional studies of NMDARs and of neurotransmission in general.
In London, the British Treasury said it would "protect financial institutions against exposure to exceptional future credit losses on certain portfolios of assets" in return for a fee.
This problematic part of the project has been an exceptional opportunity for the future of the project development opening the road to a series of methodological innovations.
The combined set of assessments of cerebral blood flow, pain, cognitive and physical function, balance and other performance measures, and monthly falls ascertainment, will provide an exceptional new resource for future studies of functional change in the aging population.
From his argument, it follows that the Cass, a school of art, architecture and design in Aldgate, just east of the City of London, is an exceptional asset for the cultural and commercial future of Britain.
— Chris Van Hollen, the senior Democrat on the House Budget Committee "In sharp contrast to the empty promises and diminished future offered by the President's budget, the budget advanced by the committee charts a path to prosperity and a secure future for our exceptional nation".
Aside from launching future Oscar winners, TIFF also provides an exceptional showcase for Canadian films and filmmakers.
Ten days later, the country's Constitutional Court, in a questionable 3-2 decisioverturnedrned the verdict, and left an uncertain future for what had briefly seemed an exceptional achievement.
But that's an exceptional number for exceptional circumstances.
"It's an exceptional tax for exceptional times on exceptional income for an exceptional duration," he said.
