Sentence examples for extraordinary partial from inspiring English sources
Its operator, Royal Caribbean, has promised guests "extraordinary partial views" of the solar eclipse, and the chance to behold and admire, en masse, "the celestial phenomenon that is poised to become the most photographed, most shared and most Tweeted event in human history".
The health secretary, Andrew Lansley, has only recently been forced into an extraordinary legislative pause and then partial retreat on his NHS plans, after Liberal Democrats insisted on limiting privatisation.
Dr. Michael Wasserman, the president-elect of the Massachusetts Dental Society, said that he was disappointed Massachusetts did not restore full coverage but that even a partial restoration was extraordinary in these fiscal times.
As for Mr. Asmussen, I've already written about the extraordinary illogic of saying that a partial recovery from a Depression-level slump — one that has not, by the way, been accompanied by a large improvement in competitiveness — vindicates austerity.
His research and mentorship activities are only a partial legacy of his extraordinary accomplishments.
"Tower" plays like a historical Hitchcock film about ordinary people thrust into extraordinary circumstances of which they have agonizingly partial views but nonetheless take decisive action.
This dramatic demonstration of genetic code flexibility also unveiled an extraordinary capacity of complex organisms to tolerate partial codon identity redefinition [21].
A systematic feature of the pulses is their partial splitting into ordinary (O) and extraordinary (X) parts, producing a tripartite compound pulse at the satellite.
Riley hopes that exposure to the extraordinary breadth of the museum's collection might prove a partial corrective.
Partial redundancy in paralog function would further provide an extraordinary biological flexibility for the occurrence of both developmental and evolutionary events.
Even a partial roster of émigrés to America in the 1930s is extraordinary.
