Sentence examples for given extremely from inspiring English sources

Although Francis gives the impression of being more approachable than his immediate predecessors, the reality is that he has given extremely few interviews.

Nor do I think his service has been sufficiently prolonged or distinguished to justify a KBE [Knight of the British Empire] which as you know is given extremely sparingly to industrialists who are outstandingly distinguished.

Witnesses have given extremely diverse accounts.

People have been given extremely vague promises of when their car will arrive ("4-7 months"?), and theories have arisen in the community to the effect that Nissan is attempting to manufacture scarcity.

With the use of known building layouts to constrain the error in these approaches, particles are being given extremely low weight when they try to cross a wall in the map, and this process helps to constrain the particles to walkable areas.

The design incorporated a diagonal scantling (rib) scheme to limit hogging (warping); the ships were given extremely heavy planking.

An alternative solution to this problem, (inspired by Wilson 2001; and Cattaneo 2008 20144), would modify the update rule in such a way that those extreme priors that give extremely small likelihoods to the evidence are excised from the representor.

For small, the Bayesian estimates have a better error rate as well as better coverage probability; indeed for extreme, the MLE bootstrap confidence intervals are bad, often giving extremely small or zero-width intervals.

O'Neill gives extremely precise stage directions and character descriptions.

But he gives extremely short shrift to quality-of-life issues.

"Our fidaeen have penetrated the terrorist America, we will give extremely painful blows to the fanatic America," he said.