My unit began to patrol on foot almost exclusively, which was exceptionally more dangerous than staying inside our armored vehicles.
Here, there are exceptionally more young girls than boys attending classes.
Court 73 amidst the majestic majesty of the Royal Courts is exceptionally unimpressive; more a case of Ikea meets MFI.
Most of the food is exceptionally delicious, and, even more surprising, the place is a lot of fun.
STS4 is especially notable in that the predicted coiled-coil region is exceptionally long (probably encompassing more than 200 residues).
Despite the many challenges facing academic medical centers, the future for Stanford Medicine is exceptionally bright and made even more so by the appointment of Dr. Minor as the next dean". Dr. Sam Gambhir, co-chair of the search committee and chair of the Department of Radiology, said, "We are very fortunate to have recruited Provost Minor as the new dean of the Stanford School of Medicine.
And the core group, born between 1925 and 1930, who came of age during the Depression and World War II and first voted in 1948 or 1952, have been "exceptionally civic voting more, joining more, reading more, trusting more, giving more". In 1960, the long civic generation constituted two-thirds of the electorate; but by 1992, it was down to one-third.
Jon Swaine, New York Restaurants Very much like the UK: 10% generally, more if service is exceptionally good.
Observations of emissions in the blue to violet part of the spectrum may be biased towards time periods when the atmosphere is exceptionally clear, as these colors are more difficult for the human eye to perceive.
But it's important to remember that progress can take time, and, really, I don't mind waiting for things like a smart watch that is exceptionally clever, great looking, and has more than a week of battery life, or a powerful virtual-reality headset that isn't clunky and doesn't need to be tethered to a computer for me to use it.
I had been exceptionally lucky, more than fortunate: so many of us are.
