Sentence examples for exceedingly damaging from inspiring English sources
But chronic cortisol release is exceedingly damaging to body tissues, and it drastically damaged my nervous system.
If you do happen to hear some exceedingly damaging stuff, don't repeat it.
A huge swelling near the man's collarbone made it look as if a major artery had been damaged, an injury that would require an exceedingly difficult operation — one that Dr. Rhee said he loved to do.
The resulting window between the threshold for multiple-pulse acute cell damage and vapor bubble creation appears exceedingly small.
The increased survival of CD4+8+ thymocytes in γ-irradiated bad−/− mice was surprising because the expression of Bad in thymocytes was exceedingly low and did not increase after DNA damage.
Mr. Rumsfeld said, though, that the four-day air campaign was going "exceedingly well," and some military planners said that putting some "high-collateral damage" targets off limits, at least for now, was not seriously hampering the overall military campaign.
Additionally, one might argue that the exceedingly rapid amyloid pathology of APPPS1 mice used in our study leads to irreversible synaptic damage that is independent of Aβ oligomers and, consequently, of PrPC.
Dress was exceedingly casual.
Expulsion is exceedingly rare.
Conceivable and exceedingly unlikely.
