Sentence examples for exceptional periods from inspiring English sources

Exceptional periods sometimes create exceptional leaders.

Under exceptional periods they can also be cancelled," the EBA said.

In exceptional periods of turbulence and insecurity, true leadership requires stepping in to help refashion the rules and institutions governing international markets, as with the 1944 creation of the Bretton Woods institutions.

A. In the United States, the aurora borealis, or northern lights, can normally be seen mostly in the regions from the northern geomagnetic pole south to Alaska, but there have been exceptional periods of solar activity that made the phenomenon visible much farther south, in places like Arizona and Florida.

Of course, there have been exceptional periods, such as the 15-year spurt of post-war creativity that produced Enzo Ferrari's first car and Alec Issigonis's Mini, which put Dr Porsche's VW Beetle into production and hatched the E-type Jaguar.

The Met Office said southern England had seen "one of the most exceptional periods of rainfall in 248 years".

An exceptional period of Islamic art, previously little known, is handsomely laid out.

"An exceptional period of British musical genius was about to lose its protection.

Also within the Conservative leadership it's been a most extraordinary and exceptional period.

They have shown this through their hard work and commitment during this exceptional period of high demand".

We've done a lot in the last four years to deal with an exceptional period of economic turbulence".