Tropical trees can be exceptionally hard, often containing chemicals and minerals which make the wood near non-biodegradable.
"In New Jersey," he said, "the foreclosure process has been drawn out exceptionally long, often more than a year.
The flip side is that the four teams that remain have all played exceptionally well, often dominating their opponents.
Yes, there is excitement associated with manned space ventures, but these programs have been exceptionally costly, often wasteful and, of course, risky.
Camellia sasanqua is a species from Japan (C japonica is native to both Japan and China) that flowers exceptionally early, often before Christmas, and it has a number of really good hybrids.
The massif's slopes are exceptionally shallow, often less than 1°, thanks to lava that flowed freely before hardening.
Indeed, growth of farm income was exceptionally high, often exceeding 12percentt per annum.
In fact, property developers are often exceptionally keen on keeping the river as flat as possible.
It is often exceptionally difficult to diagnose an infectious-disease syndrome and make an accurate bacteriological diagnosis.
We show that Hispanic residential segregation from whites is often exceptionally high and declining slowly in rural counties and communities.
Some people in the business world, in fact, had an exceptionally good year, often thriving on the troubles of others.
