Sentence examples for and can be exceptionally from inspiring English sources

Perhaps antibodies were worth a shot, he thought, because they can last a long time in the body and can be exceptionally specific, reducing the frequency with which people need injections.

Hybridization approaches continue to rise in popularity and can be exceptionally cost-effective, particularly when sequencing a portion of the nuclear genome or most or all of organellar genomes for large numbers of individuals, populations, or species (e.g., Cronn et al., 2012; Stull et al., 2013; Mandel et al., 2014; Mariac et al., 2014; Weitemier et al., 2014).

Within this setting, the bond that develops between these patients and their health care providers (such as physicians, nurses, and therapists) can be exceptionally strong and powerful.

Suddenly, indulging in pratfalls in front of astonished clients is no longer Ava's priority; throwing herself instead into a save-the-marriage campaign that includes loony therapists and a pretend suicide, Ava proves that the line between ditzy and deranged can be exceptionally fine.

His short-temper is famous, once angrily telephoning a journalist to demand why he had been described in a profile as irascible - as the reporter said, the call rather proved the point - and he can be exceptionally rude.

Fast-forward to the present day, and it can be exceptionally hard to gauge alcohol's place in Egyptian society.

But in areas afflicted by war and poverty, they can be exceptionally vulnerable to exploitation and bad luck.

He had some acting ability, but most of the specialty work needed for the show was foreign to him, and training time can be exceptionally rare.

Now Congress has passed a bill calling for a new set of motion alarms to protect pedestrians especially the blind from being surprised by electric vehicles (EVs) and by those hybrid electric vehicles (HEVs) that can run entirely on electricity and that therefore can be exceptionally quiet at slow speeds.

We argue that tools of linear control theory, including transfer function (frequency domain) and linear state-space (time domain) methods can be exceptionally practical for systems and synthetic biologists towards unraveling the properties of gene networks and engineering novel systems.

That's worrying, because the costs of a legal action can be exceptionally high; and also damage the brand and reputation of a company.