Sentence examples similar to exceedingly vital from inspiring English sources
We have since canceled this excursion, that would no doubt have brought vital tourist dollars from our exceedingly affluent members.
Consequently, the infratrack is characterized by an exceedingly high density of energy deposition and plays a vital role in determining the effects of ionizing radiation on the medium.
It's quite right that Mr. Greenberg includes the music in the dance's title, since Ms. Parkins's thrillingly varied score and the presence of the musicians are as vital to this work as the dancers — all excellent and exceedingly individual in presence.
This, in turn, in my opinion, implies (but does not prove) that more complex forms of life, including humans, are essentially nothing more than exceedingly complex chemical devices, and so there is no need for a concept of "spirit" or "vital spark" to explain what make humans alive.
Understanding these processes is vital, as currently we know that patients who lose 40% of their lean body mass have an exceedingly high mortality, with much of this mortality related to lost lean body mass occurring post ICU discharge [ 11].
Dress was exceedingly casual.
Expulsion is exceedingly rare.
Conceivable and exceedingly unlikely.
He thumps, exceedingly hard.
