Sentence examples for exceptionally to from inspiring English sources
Agencies are notoriously cautious in changing credit ratings, so as poorly as the economy needs to be performing to lose the AAA rating, it needs to grow just as exceptionally to get back on top.
Thomas Vermaelen, who will miss the quarter-final with Wales after being booked, reacted exceptionally to stop Adam Szalai heading in a Balazs Dzsudzsak cross and they came closer when Thibaut Courtois acrobatically saved a deflected drive from Adam Pinter.
Nobody wanted to "cause offence" to a grieving family, Cooper said, so he had decided "exceptionally" to treat the song as a news item as it was "based on a political campaign to denigrate Lady Thatcher's memory".
I also felt like I had to do something more or succeed exceptionally to make it even matter, because everybody in my family was expected to get all A's and go to college.
But we can't help feeling uncomfortable when people who aren't Jews criticise the country; it seems, if only very exceptionally, to be tinged with a little bit of old-fashioned Jew-hating.
Possible legal bases for the use of force: 2. As I have previously advised, there are generally three possible bases for the use of force: (a) self-defence (which may include collective self-defence); (b) exceptionally, to avert overwhelming humanitarian catastrophe; and (c) authorisation by the Security Council acting under Chapter VII of the UN Charter.
She worked exceptionally hard to get to where she's got to.
Therefore any drug designed to target this enzyme would have to be exceptionally effective to be pharmaceutically relevant.
This will make her exceptionally annoying to talk to for the next 96 hours or so.
