Sentence examples for exceedingly remote from inspiring English sources
Colonel Qaddafi has responded defiantly, making the likelihood of his negotiated departure seem exceedingly remote.
The likelihood of the ceasefire holding is exceedingly remote, as are the prospects for meaningful negotiations.
The chances of a Rapists, Paedophiles and Murderers party using the AV system to get into parliament seem exceedingly remote.
But, because of the lengthy transition, that "future" is exceedingly remote -some 50 years down the road.
He has spent his entire professional life within a small third partyNone whose prospects for acquiring or sharing power during the past half century have been exceedingly remote.
Critics of three-person IVF claimed that the techniques would lead to the generation of "designer" babies, though many scientists consider that possibility to be exceedingly remote.
I once hiked into an area of extremely remote bush for the purpose of seeing that country's forest elephants, which, even then, were exceedingly rare.
Science does exceedingly well at understanding issues remote from the scientist -- stars and galaxies, atoms and electrons.
In the event of a serious spill or leak, the region is so remote it would be exceedingly difficult to muster workers and equipment to contain the emergency.
Measuring the greatest depths in the Mariana Trench is an exceedingly difficult task, given the technical challenges of delivering instrumentation to such a remote location and then obtaining accurate readings.
According to traditional Party norms, former PSC members like Zhou are virtually untouchable, so it is exceedingly odd that, according to one account, he has been sequestered under heavy guard somewhere in remote Inner Mongolia.
