Sentence examples for exceedingly early from inspiring English sources

But in making their exceedingly early endorsement, the nurses were sending a message to a potential Newsom opponent, former Los Angeles Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa.

The other is that they were somehow hauled there by some exceedingly enterprising early humans.

"It's exceedingly too early for these conflict antiquities to be getting much public-facing time in the major auction houses," says Lynda Albertson, head of the Association for Research in Crimes against Art, or ARCA.

Finally, while it was an exceedingly civil and early morning crowd, there was an obvious surfeit of security officers wherever Woods roamed.

In contrast, the narrower "creative" group clusters heavily in the very areas college towns, urban centers, some elite suburbs where Obama has done exceedingly well from early on in the campaign.

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However, the fluctuant blood pressure, proteinuria as well as BUN and Cr level make the diagnosis of pre-eclampsia in patients undergoing HD exceedingly difficult, delaying the early medical intervention and increasing the maternal and fetal morbidity and mortality.

These commentaries in turn proved exceedingly influential in the earliest reception of the Aristotelian corpus into the Latin West in the twelfth century.

Their conclusion that the placement of arginine is exceedingly maladaptive echoes several earlier uncited works, although their have reached this conclusion by original means.

The very earliest animals are exceedingly rare, occurring well west of Death Valley in lime-rich offshore muds contemporary to the Stirling Quartzite.

Once warfarin is restarted, early recurrence of ICH is exceedingly uncommon [35].