Sentence examples for for being extraordinarily from inspiring English sources

Of course, citizens of Toronto and their politicians would be quite pleased to take credit for being extraordinarily far-sighted and visionary.

The lush biopic, which is directed by Madonna and took three years to research, has garnered much press attention and has already been attacked by the critic Xan Brooks for being "extraordinarily silly… [and] fatally mishandled".

But others question whether Yahoo, which has a reputation for being extraordinarily cheap, would be willing to give up what would be 30percentt of the equity in the combined company to get eBay.

And they both are notorious for being extraordinarily difficult to master, but promise success beyond your wildest dreams (should you reach the very end).

Last year a federal judge commended the firm for being "extraordinarily deft" in "ferreting out," even before regulators did, the actions that led to a $1.6 billion charge at Rite Aid.

And for being extraordinarily German.

Quickly he sketches what for him were extraordinarily prolific decades.

Having a physical outlet for books is extraordinarily important, publishers say.

And Dr. Kessler reports that the Snickers bar, for instance, is "extraordinarily well engineered".

Along with the guarantees, the very short-term nature of deposits and debt means their cost for banks is extraordinarily low when central banks' base rates are low.

Lilia's stature as one of the very best restaurants in the city meant that expectations for Misi were extraordinarily high out of the gate.