Sentence examples for exceedingly encouraging from inspiring English sources

The results seen in the mice are "exceedingly encouraging," particularly because the animals treated with the enzyme combo developed fewer metastatic tumors, says cancer biologist Dafna Bar-Sagi of New York University Langone Medical Center.

While opponents are concerned that this option might encourage voter fraud, such crime is exceedingly rare or nonexistent in states that offer Election Day registration.

William Wu responds: I am always exceedingly cautious, never encouraging people to eat street food in China unless they take great care, choose wisely and under supervision of someone with experience.

I must admit that finding hopeful, encouraging things to say has been exceedingly difficult, in part because the landscape at the moment — particularly for young adults — is so bleak.

Meanwhile, it paid its executives exceedingly well, and tied their compensation to shareholder returns, thus encouraging a single-minded focus on stock price.

We finish with an exceedingly well-made crème brûlée, and a slice of apple tart with a scoop of crème fraîche which is all kinds of encouraging loveliness.

English speakers were exceedingly rare.

This favors encouraging ordinary sports and related activities without restriction in mononephric childhood cancer survivors because the known benefits of exercise outweigh the exceedingly low risk of renal loss.

The FlexVU coalition has set up an exceedingly friendly Web site that I encourage you to visit for additional information.

The group's members were encouraged to inundate Mr. Coburn with e-mails and calls and to otherwise make it exceedingly clear to the senator that an enhanced background check law would not be tolerated.

Exceedingly desirable hotel properties have traditionally been destinations unto themselves, with beautifully appointed gathering places, centralized courtyards and landscaped gardens all conscientiously cultivated to encourage interaction between guests.