Sentence examples for exceedingly likely from inspiring English sources
Donald Trump, as it turns out, applies almost perfectly to Jung's assessment, which included his idea that the United States as a country could be exceedingly likely to have a dictator-like situation, or cult of personality.
A senior executive at JPMorgan said on Tuesday that it was exceedingly likely that the bank would claw back compensation from Ms. Drew.
Some people may consider it cheating to use the word "destiny" when you mean not "inevitable" but "exceedingly likely". Would you consider it cheating to say that the destiny of a poppy seed is to become a poppy?
"But it is exceedingly likely that it will not".
It was certainly plausible, if not exceedingly likely, that something bad could happen.
Regardless, it's exceedingly likely that from Moscow's point of view, Dragon Spear is pointed directly at them.
Both a retina specialist and the vision-saving drug are likely exceedingly expensive.
The result is that the Schumer-Van Hollen bill will likely be exceedingly limited in its effect on political spending; and most with whom I spoke regard it more as an obligatory political gesture than anything else.
The unusual timing of the special election to fill the seat held by the recently deceased Senator Frank R. Lautenberg — on Oct. 16, a Wednesday — means that voter turnout is likely to be exceedingly low and the outcome even less predictable than usual.
But the minuet being danced by the Bush Administration and its many antagonists over Iraq has been exceedingly intricate, and it is likely to become more so in the months ahead, when sharing the costs of reconstruction will become increasingly urgent and the Pentagon will seek to replace our soldiers with troops from countries where people remain strongly opposed to American policy.
