Sentence examples similar to expressed extremely or very from inspiring English sources

Some cells may express extremely high levels while other express very low levels of FtsZ-mEos2.

More than 1 in 4 teens say social media is "extremely" or "very" important to them for expressing themselves creatively.

Michael Elliott, in his column in Time, pointed out that in the Latino National Political Survey, conducted from 1989 to 1990, eighty-four per cent of Mexican-Americans expressed "extremely" or "very" strong love for the United States (against ninety-two per cent of Anglos).

Some 82percentt said growth was either "extremely" or "very" important; only 46percentt said "reduc[ing] the income and wealth gap between rich and poor" was "extremely" or "very" important.

In contrast, of those who plan to stay, 48% identify it as extremely or very stressful".

It ranked seventh, with 59percentt listing it as extremely or very important.

By contrast, far fewer – 7% – are "extremely" or "very sure" global warming is not happening.

Six in ten Latinos are extremely or very sure global warming is happening.

Almost all directors (98percentt) describe the CEO job at their company as extremely or very challenging.

Sixty-three percent of Latinos are either "extremely" or "very" sure global warming is happening.

Forty-seven percent of Americans are either "extremely" or "very" sure global warming is happening.