Sentence examples for has become exceedingly from inspiring English sources

For instance, the notion of copyright has become exceedingly elastic.

HOW TO GET AROUND The Vélib' bicycle-rental system has become exceedingly popular.

That task has become exceedingly difficult as consumer tastes have splintered and as products proliferate.

Further, the state's structural deficit has become exceedingly pronounced after years of accounting tricks and borrowing.

9.9 – Derek Jeter, SS: After his years of being overrated and overpriced, the market has become exceedingly sour on Jeter.

Awareness of it propelled to surprising record levels two paintings by great masters whose oeuvre has become exceedingly rare in the market.

House calls in the United States, as in Britain, have become exceedingly rare.

Friends is an international juggernaut, while those six unknown, young actors have become exceedingly famous.

They murdered with their daggers David Rizzio, her secretary, musician and close friend, of whom Darnley had become exceedingly jealous.

For that matter, you might say that all New Yorkers have become exceedingly good at waiting, whatever their religious beliefs or lack thereof.

By 1987, the American intelligence community had become exceedingly proficient at learning what could be learned about another nation's nuclear ambitions.