Sentence examples similar to exceptionally prized from inspiring English sources

This oil giant has transitioned from a seemingly unassailable, polite institutional play, prized for its exceptionally high dividend payout, to a no-yield property with a sharply downgraded credit rating.

An exceptionally mild winter in the usually frigid Gulf of St. Lawrence has combined with several related factors to discourage Canadian hunters from pursuing the seal pups, whose pelts are prized by the fur industry.

As noted in the News of the Week section, last week the International Balzan Foundation announced the winners of the exceptionally rich Balzan Prize.

In 2000, two AHP Prizes were exceptionally awarded to Michael T. Anderson and to Gueorgui Popov.

His collected stories won major prizes and sold exceptionally strongly the next year.

I think those writers won prizes because they were exceptionally good writers.

This was an exceptionally competitive year for the Moskowitz Prize, with dozens of academic studies submitted to be considered for the $5,000 prize.

The race to capture one of the biggest prizes in nuclear physics--an exceptionally long-lived superheavy element--appears to be over.

This year's Goncourt Prize novel "Weekend a Zuydcoote" is an exceptionally good choice, if only because its subject matter has not been used before.

Accompanying "Aloha Summer" at the AMC Century 14 is young film maker Craig Storper's prize-winning 28-minute "One Fine Night," an exceptionally well-wrought vignette set in an empty mansion invaded by three couples just before their high school graduation.

The award has been well managed from the start: the size of the Pritzker cash grant, exceptionally large for the 1970's, drew attention to the prize at the outset.