Sentence examples for exceptionally distant from inspiring English sources

The most significant difference between an ICBM and other ballistic missiles is its greater range and speed – enabling countries to strike exceptionally distant targets with minimum warning.

An even more important achievement, however, was Schmidt's study of an unusual extragalactic phenomenon, quasars, which he and other astronomers in the 1960s came to believe were exceptionally distant from Earth and were receding from Earth with a velocity greater than that of any other known celestial object.

Quasars, extremely bright objects, have a very high red shift -- a displacement in their spectra -- that is believed by big-bang theorists to mean that they are exceptionally distant from the Earth.

At this stage in the presidential race, it's exceptionally rare for a distant second-place finisher to still generate the kind of enthusiasm that follows Sanders around the country.

The complexity of establishing a partnership in a distant country calls for exceptionally resourceful networking.

Isaac said while funny at first, sleep-laughing with a zombie-like, distant expression on my face became exceptionally creepy after 15 minutes.

Amino acid diversity in this site was exceptionally high both within An. gambiae and between distant taxa, but reversal mutations were not common.

Jacques Demy's graceful, candy-colored "Donkey Skin" (1970) is the distant runner-up, a movie that treats an exceptionally disturbing story with a disconcertingly light touch.

Sedna's exceptionally long and elongated orbit, taking approximately 11,400 years to complete, and distant point of closest approach to the Sun, at 76 AU, have led to much speculation about its origin.

The distant passage of two tropical storms in the third year generated exceptionally high waves for the study area.

Exceptionally still.