Sentence examples for exceptionally ill from inspiring English sources

Even allowing for the poorly thought through promises routinely made on the campaign trail, Mr. Cain's tax plan stands out as exceptionally ill conceived.

Of course the whole thing is exceptionally ill thought out.

When Valentine did distinguish himself, it was as an exceptionally ill-suited manager of this team.

But immediately after his wife sewed up the nomination, there was his exceptionally ill-timed tarmac meeting with attorney general Loretta Lynch as she was on the cusp of issuing her decision over criminal charges in the e-mail controversy.

Not only is our reverence for the "good war" a sentimental misprision, our generation is exceptionally ill-placed to deride or condemn those who fought in the Great War.

Although all four countries showed statistically significant results, only Poland had an exceptionally high proportion of ill-defined causes of death, which has been reported previously [ 7, 24].

Today, these unique rainforests are being carved up by a massive, ill-advised, and exceptionally risky road-building scheme.

11a: Sbarro Sausage & Pepperoni (1 slice): Maybe it's the fact that I spent the previous night subsisting on a diet of candy, IPAs, and whiskey, but this tastes exceptionally good despite being mall pizza of ill repute.

The large concentration of Arctic mango pollen trapped in the creatures' fur indicates that the lemmings took their ill-fated plunge on an exceptionally warm spring afternoon most likely on a Tuesday, Poisson speculates.

However, working with seriously and terminally ill patients with cancer might have made them exceptionally vulnerable.

Something similar has already happened with mumps: 55,000 people fell ill between 2004 and 2006 (death from mumps is exceptionally rare).Happily, the dip in vaccination seems to have been temporary.