Sentence examples for extraordinarily many from inspiring English sources

Yet, extraordinarily, many Russians still look back on the Stalin years as a golden era.One reason is that much of the period is still cloaked in mystery.

Extraordinarily, many of the songs, even ones as famous as Somewhere over the Rainbow, have never been heard in the concert hall in their original versions.

"But it is possible, and extraordinarily many of them are in the worst affected countries".

One respondent explained that finding the time to contribute to such networks is extraordinarily difficult for many Africans, who often "wear many hats".

Even if that happens, the Fed will remain extraordinarily accommodative by many other measures, with short-term interest rates staying very low.

Some of these, like cyclones, are natural events and the reef has proven extraordinarily resilient to many periods of exposure and regeneration over thousands of years.

Too many extraordinarily cinematic moments can seriously stall game play and make the overall experience of playing them more passive than interactive.

But new calls for the abolition of this medium -- because of fear of mail-borne disease -- could mean the end of many extraordinarily worthy charitable organizations.

Child mortality rates are extraordinarily high and many of the deaths are attributed diseases associated with dirty water; in the village of Check, just north of Batken, six children have died so far this year of such illnesses.

In an interview, she called the Milliman figure "extraordinarily high" when many insurers "are still trying to get a handle within their company on what their loss or exposures are".

"I have never tasted so many extraordinarily rich, concentrated, massive wines so high in tannin and extract, yet with such precision, definition and freshness," Mr. Parker wrote in the latest issue of The Wine Advocate, his newsletter.