Sentence examples for exceedingly close to from inspiring English sources

She remains exceedingly close to her parents, and they are, she says, "super-supportive" of her career.

The pedals are about one-fourth the size of those in a passenger car and are exceedingly close to each other.

Ever since this odd class of planets was first discovered about 2 decades ago, scientists have wondered how gas giants, a type of planet found only in our outer solar system, end up in orbits so exceedingly close to their parent stars?

However, option 6 comes exceedingly close to medical practice, and may not only exacerbate "therapeutic misconception" by participants but also go beyond expected fundamental responsibilities of PIs.

The benchmarking of linear computational complexity holds up for all regions of parameter space { qfix,  qfluct,  p}, except exceedingly close to the rigidity transition when qfix → 0 and qfluct → 1, where the VPG scales as O(N) to identify all constraints as independent or redundant.

Its supporters say Gazprom, which is 38percentt owned by the state and has exceedingly close ties to the Kremlin, will serve as a conduit for government influence over its news programs.

Soon the little WRX STi (an exceedingly close cousin to the WRX car that competes in World Rally Championship racing series) and its amazing, 300hp motor are slamming you up towards 100mph.

Many people looking at my headline would immediately assume those two concepts -- centrism, and swing voters -- have a direct and exceedingly close tie to each other.

First, if the polls are even remotely accurate, the election promises to be exceedingly close.

Officials in both campaigns say the former governor holds an edge of only about six percentage points among likely Democratic voters, and they expect the race to be exceedingly close right up until the primary on June 6.

The race was exceedingly close, but a win was enough to grant Kasich all of the state's 66 delegates.