Sentence examples for extraordinarily to from inspiring English sources

He seeks not just to run out the clock but, extraordinarily, to have this court turn back the clock in pending Florida contest proceedings so that he can declare the game over.

The BBC as usual fought the year with one hand tied behind its back, beset by politicking and licence worries yet still managing, extraordinarily, to commission at least three of the very finest offerings.

Sister Pat Farrell, the president of the Leadership Conference of Women Religious, and Sister Janet Mock, the group's executive director, want to meet with a cardinal and an archbishop to ask why their group is being disciplined as the result of a harsh "assessment" by the Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith, and, more extraordinarily, to object to the Vatican's findings.

"Having a successful experience in the European market, finding the perfect team to lead this project and a business model that adapts extraordinarily to the Asian market".

Academe's obligations also reach beyond the campus to include ensuring "that excellent opportunities exist for the most able students, whose careers are likely to contribute extraordinarily to national technical advancement and productivity".

Liccardo praised the arrest, saying police officers worked overtime and firefighters "performed extraordinarily to prevent any injuries or fatalities despite having to respond to 13 separate arson attacks".

So, for God to say "come with Me," had to be extraordinarily reassuring to Moses.

A division of power at the centre is still extraordinarily hard to agree to.

China as a whole has worked extraordinarily hard to get to where it is today.

"Evolution has created the cells lining the mouth to be extraordinarily resistant to tumors".

It's going to be extraordinarily difficult to save a large pot between now and retirement".