Sentence examples for exceptional to the from inspiring English sources

The new guidance, which will be distributed to schools and colleges across Scotland next week, warns that the issue of hunger among pupils is "moving from the exceptional to the more commonplace" as families struggle to make ends meet.

GRI's reconstituted governance is an example of adaptation in the face of a changing landscape in which sustainability reporting, in little more than a decade, has shifted from the extraordinary to the exceptional to the expected.

There is no reason to conclude that Hooper was the founder of the cellar door fan club, either, but it is notable that he used a template according to which the story often has been told since: a person of note — brainy, foreign or both — declares the sounds of cellar door to be exceptional, to the surprise of native but less discerning English speakers.

Nearly every case decided by the U.S. Supreme Court is exceptional to the point of being ridiculous and yesterday's punitive damages decision is no exception.

However, she concludes that the "strong interconnection between activation policies and the civic turn seems to be exceptional to the Scandinavian welfare states and should not be interpreted as a retreat from national models".

Rather, God is bringing about a state of affairs that is perfectly consistent, hence, possible, but one that is exceptional to the normal type of causal connections we come to expect between fire and cotton.

But this year may at last see an exception to the exceptional.

Why should it seem exceptional, or an exception to the rule?

These changes were not exceptional to France; the same postwar pattern was largely paralleled in neighbouring countries.

We have two broad objectives: to uncover the exceptional features of the history of Argentine trade policy and to assess the contribution of these exceptional features to the economic performance of Argentina.

"I feel an exceptional responsibility to the people there".