Sentence examples for in the exceptionally from inspiring English sources

They were just playing politics, in the exceptionally narrow and irresponsible manner that characterised the Republican response to the stimulus debate.

Plants and fungi appeared together in the exceptionally well-preserved Rhynie Chert of Scotland, dated about 408 million–360 million years ago in the Devonian Period.

This practical aspect of Daoist influence resulted in the exceptionally high technical level of botanical and mineralogical drawing that China soon attained.

It seems they only fly when the temperature is above 24C, which explains why the disease spread so fast in the exceptionally hot springs and summers of 1975 and 1976.

Even the presentation of the show, now that it's been wrestled away from the monotonous uncanny valley of the Brian Dowling era and placed in the exceptionally capable hands of Emma Willis, has taken a sudden upward turn.

In the exceptionally windy local conditions thus far this spring, boats sailed by Team New Zealand and the One World Challenge -- which is backed by the Seattle telecommunications entrepreneur Craig McCaw -- have each suffered dismastings.

MILAN — Snowflake sweaters, highland kilts and furs in abundance — the exceptionally hard European winter is making its mark on the runways.

Clearly, a more accurate phylogenetic framework is needed to interpret in detail the exceptionally high speciation rates reported here.

In Europe, the exceptionally long and severe heat wave of summer 2003 found local communities substantially unprepared to cope with such an extreme event.

The author of the reports was "obviously someone who has lived an extensive period of time in the West, exceptionally professional, exceptionally meticulous," a senior intelligence official said in a telephone interview.

The association between UAE and CRP in AAs and Hispanics may impact CKD progression, accounting in part for the exceptionally high rates of DM-related ESRD in minorities.