Sentence examples for best exceedingly from inspiring English sources

Thus, if the formerly common Newfoundland crossbill is extinct or at best exceedingly rare (Fig. 4b), I did not hold out much hope for the Cypress Hills crossbill (Fig. 4a).

In the event, it turned out to be a long, dirty (and very costly) war yielding, at best, exceedingly ambiguous results.  .

Although a prior fusion with the Ignicoccus genome cannot be completely ruled out, since this event is not known to have ever taken place again during the intervening years, the chance of an α-proteobacterium merging with what must be, at best, an exceedingly rare occurrence seems very low.

Fan financing of music seems best suited to exceedingly small projects.

But one of its best products is exceedingly humble compared to its feature-heavy interfaces and virtual instrument libraries that run into the hundreds of gigabytes: iMaschine, the simplified iOS companion to Maschine that last week just received its biggest update since its release in 2012.

But one of its best products is exceedingly humble compared to its feature-heavy interfaces and virtual instrument libraries that run into the hundreds of gigabytes: iMaschine, the simplified iOS companion to Maschine that last week just received its biggest update since its release in 2011.

The best-performers are exceedingly talented at their craft.

However, for the compressed YouTube-LQ dataset, the use of deep object features performed exceedingly better than our best approach (see Table 3).

Thus, HT is the best explanation for the exceedingly high sequence identity displayed by these TEs across widely diverged species.

The best-performer made an exceedingly significant network prediction (identified by an arrow) whereas many of the teams predicted equivalently to random.

The best domestic jobs still pay exceedingly well.