Sentence examples for exceptional use from inspiring English sources

Pretty soon the exceptional use of open data will be the norm – neglecting it will be the exception.

The exhibition's curatorial team, headed by Teresa A. Carbone, makes exceptional use of cross-medium or crosscultural contrasts that put the mind in two places at once.

The usual shooty-shooty-blam-blam gets an overhaul, by virtue of developer Guerilla Cambridge making exceptional use of the Vita's features.

"This is not about exceptional use of zero-hours contracts for short term or seasonal work which some employers and workers may find convenient.

In the public service category, considered the highest honor, The Times-Picayune was cited for "its heroic, multifaceted coverage of Hurricane Katrina and its aftermath, making exceptional use of the newspaper's resources to serve an inundated city even after evacuation of the newspaper plant".

This is "clearly not an exceptional use of the power", the inspectors said.

"In certain exceptional cases, use of deadly force may be permissible as a measure of last resort... including in operations against terrorists," they said in statement.

But, because that power is a reserve power which, when invoked, deviates from the default empirical Australian approach to selection, it should only be used in exceptional cases, any use of it should be closely evaluated, and selectors who exercise such a reserve power unsuccessfully should be held strictly accountable for their actions.

Ultimately it has been a very democratic invention, giving everyone, however poor, a culinary experience as exceptional as using gold.

But then, the 11 September 2001 attacks occurred – and created an exceptional circumstance used by some as justification to draw new lines between right and wrong.

Brown, who played at 280 pounds, was considered slender for the position, but compensated with exceptional technique, using his hands and legs, rather than his girth, to reroute defenders.