Sentence examples for extremely or very from inspiring English sources

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.

In a poll last September by ABC News and The Washington Post, 91percentt said they were extremely or very proud to be American.

Respondents to the poll were given a list of features of a hypothetical health care proposal and asked to name which were extremely or very important to them.

Yet, when asked if they would be able to afford the essentials in retirement, fewer than half said they felt "extremely" or "very" confident.

NPD found that celebrity endorsement was extremely or very important to 30 percent of consumers, and was the top factor driving purchases of headphones costing more than $100.

In a survey published by the American Lung Association in March 2012, three-quarters of respondents said that protecting air quality was "extremely" or "very" important.

And while fewer describe themselves as evangelical Christians than a broader sample of American voters, they are just as likely to say religion is extremely or very important to them.

Three-quarters of Americans apparently see obesity as an "extremely" or "very" serious public-health problem, and the avoidance of premature death is a major reason that Americans seek to lose weight.

According to preliminary survey results, 76% of respondents said the fellowship "program was 'extremely' or 'very' important to their success, and 37% said that it completely changed the course of their career".

Two hundred and twenty one respondents (38.6%) scored their primary health problem either 'extremely' or 'very' bothersome.