Sentence examples for exceptional status from inspiring English sources

Were you aware of Washington, D.C.'s, exceptional status?

But I worry when Israel makes a fetish of its exceptional status.

Granting exceptional status to foreign aid increases the pressure on it to deliver quick, measurable wins.

But they believe that head scarves in schools are only the beginning of Islamist demands for exceptional status within French law.

But any solution other than a sustained weak consumer demand in the United States must address not just the dollar's exceptional status but also that of China.

He said the special deal negotiated in February by David Cameron was "an exceptional status that should not be extended to others".

In cellular terms, this might be productively considered as a progenitor cell with exceptional participant/observer status within the information space of localized and even distant cellular ecologies.

In these contexts, camps are referenced as large spaces with an insecure, temporary, or exceptional legal status (for example regarding construction laws), which accommodate masses of people, have low standards of living, and consist of tents, containers, and/or improvised shelters.

He broke into the OHL after gaining "exceptional player" status at the age of 14, allowing the Oshawa Generals to select him in the OHL Priority Draft as an underage player in 2005.

Because of the exceptional health status of this population, changes seen in these populations can be confidentially attributed to aging per se.

He would be awarded exceptional-player status so he could be drafted a year early into the Ontario Hockey League — first over all by the Otters.