It's as inappropriate as comparing Mr. Obama with former President Ronald Reagan, who benefited from exceptionally robust economic growth in 1984.
Current trading for the 9 weeks to 3 June benefited from the exceptionally warm weather and number of Bank Holidays.
Skyfall benefited from an exceptionally long tail, staying in the UK box-office Top 10 for 11 weeks.
Atmel credited a record level of shipments for its microcontrollers, while Amkor said it still benefited from an exceptionally strong fourth quarter.
However, as a group, the expert panel concluded that a comprehensive conclusion to the Doha development agenda would yield such exceptionally large benefits, in relation to comparatively modest adjustment costs, that this solution was ranked second.
The Employers' Pensions Forum said the retention of a final salary pension was an "exceptionally good benefit" and the changes were "in line with what looks to become the norm in all sectors".
Moreover, an exceptionally good benefit of the fractional derivative interpreted in Caputo's viewpoint is that, from the physical perspective, some characteristic properties of classical derivative that the derivative of any constant function is zero should be preserved.
We were perplexed by the striking results of W&D's quantitative case study on FFSH, which showed an exceptionally strong benefit of offsetting adult mortality with increased chick survival [6].
Evidence of this present study suggested that education programs on PPD may prove to be an exceptionally important benefit as it acts as a protective factor for PPD.
"Since early childhood education has such a powerful influence on children and brings such exceptionally great benefit to society as a whole, it should be recognised as a programme of interest at state level.
"Who does this sort of thing?" Judge Kethledge wrote, suggesting that the settlement would benefit only exceptionally well-organized hoarders.
