exceptionally practical

Grammar usage guide and real-world examples

Many of the designs are exceptionally practical and elegant.

This generation is determined to change the world, and they're both intellectually curious, and exceptionally practical.

The wine leaves an impression of sweetness, perhaps as a result of the ripeness of the grapes, but basically it came across as dry and exceptionally practical at the table.

For the exceptionally practical, Target has its annual storage sale with reduced prices on plastic storage bins to put it all in.

We argue that tools of linear control theory, including transfer function (frequency domain) and linear state-space (time domain) methods can be exceptionally practical for systems and synthetic biologists towards unraveling the properties of gene networks and engineering novel systems.

It is a practical and exceptionally proficient (Enslin et al. 1997) incremental conductance method PV Array, Power Conditioning, Control, DC Load, these four subsystem are tentatively conveys out (Nafeh et al. 1999).

The practical jokes are exceptionally mild compared to things that have been documented by the U.S. military.

The physical and practical considerations of exceptionally large populations can quickly render them unreasonable.

Opened in 2009 in north London, Treehouse gave practical and emotional support for exceptionally vulnerable children, their families and young people.

Even those who regard the merger of exceptionally large corporations with skepticism must, as a practical matter, find a way to express their concern objectively, predictably, and in a manner consistent with the rule of law.

This practical aspect of Daoist influence resulted in the exceptionally high technical level of botanical and mineralogical drawing that China soon attained.