Sentence examples for exceptional most from inspiring English sources

That's exceptional; most cross-border takeovers destroy shareholder value.

The pay was poor; the large enlistment bounties received by some Union soldiers late in the war were exceptional; most volunteers made economic sacrifices to join the army.

Mr. Obama also gave himself the right to grant waivers in cases he deemed exceptional, most prominently to William J. Lynn III, an ex-Raytheon lobbyist he nominated as deputy defense secretary.

"The lad has just gone on and on in the last two years and, since we made him captain, his performances last year were exceptional most of the time," added Baker.

But MacDonald, now 83, insists it wasn't the wardrobes that made the shows exceptional: "Most of the kids were extremely talented and hip.

Most countries in sub-Saharan Africa have historically experienced the full range of baseline transmission intensities described in Figure 1 and it is the exceptional, most extreme values in the top right corner that bolster parasite populations against our best efforts to eliminate them.

As noted above, except in some exceptional cases, most words with prefixes don't need hyphens and will look cumbersome if an unnecessary hyphen is added.

David Attenborough, whose TV career has been exceptional in most ways, is also singular here.

The troupe boasts exceptional dancers, most notably the radiant Carla Körbes, who retires at the end of the season.

Yet the magnitude of the economic development should not be exaggerated: the ironworks industry was exceptional, and most pottery production continued to be for local use.

Conversely, in patients with chronic kidney failure, SRH is not exceptional and most usually associated with ACKD.