Sentence examples for exceptionally because from inspiring English sources

In this case, it can be reasoned that dexmedetomidine concentration increased exceptionally because of the impaired liver blood flow.

Tumours thus arise only exceptionally because at least 'two hits' usually have to occur somatically in the same gene, and the chances of this are very small.

It is also exceptionally mental because you have to think about what you're doing.

It is exceptionally tricky because the fine line created by the sharp metal tip is almost impossible to erase.

A memoir of dying is exceptionally wrenching because we know the end at the beginning, and so meet with an effortful, pulsing person who will soon be neither.

You cannot say that Mr Ahmadinejad was exceptionally dangerous because of his millenarian speculations and then say that the cessation of that talk is of no consequence.

The tiger is exceptionally valuable, because of her genes, which promise a welcome infusion of new blood into captive-tiger-breeding programs all over the country.

I was also exceptionally lucky because my mother agreed to help cover my accommodation costs, and was able to contribute towards my rent throughout my master's.

The result is a silver-colored log with a reddish interior that is exceptionally durable because any splitting caused by region's harsh winters and light-saturated summers follows the twist rather than separating down the middle.

The £6m figure was exceptionally high, because the Mallaig boat was one of only 55 of Britain's 2,300 big fishing boats with a quota for herring and mackerel.

He paid her $150 a week for her six days of work and thought that he was being exceptionally generous because she was making far more than she would be in India, where the going rate is 5,000-8,000 rupees a month, the equivalent of $100 to $160.