Sentence examples for exceptionally well off from inspiring English sources
Never mind that finance aided the rise of the 17th-century Netherlands and 18th-century Britain, or that each is exceptionally well off today.
And, economists and sociologists say, the gains landed disproportionately in the laps of a small fraction of Americans already exceptionally well off.
That is, the wealth range within the top group can contain exceptionally well-off persons, and the bottom group can contain the most desperately poor.
He bowled exceptionally well on the first morning.
Google has carried off this double game exceptionally well.
"We started off the season exceptionally well up until the turn of the year," he told Sportsweek.
The clothing line, which got off to a rocky start last year, is performing exceptionally well, said Ronnie Taffet, a spokeswoman for Macy's at Herald Square.
"You very seldom see a player play exceptionally well when they've got issues going on off the golf course," North said.
He's put his hand forward, played exceptionally well and been an ambassador for us on and off the field.
Exceptionally well, in fact.
