Sentence examples similar to is extraordinarily ill from inspiring English sources
If the Texas fee requirement is intended to regulate the ballot by weeding out spurious candidates, it is extraordinarily ill-fitted to that goal; 24 other means to protect those valid interests are available.
Linda E. Fishman, a senior vice president of the American Hospital Association, said: "We support people getting access to health insurance, especially those who are extraordinarily ill.
It was an obvious stretch, but it was extraordinarily ill-timed, too.
His personality combined with the militaristic, authoritarian culture of the Prussian court to create a monarch who was extraordinarily ill-suited to lead the most powerful country in Europe at the end of the 19th century.
Extended incarceration under such circumstances is not only damaging to the mentally ill, it is extraordinarily expensive.
As he pointed out, "extended incarceration...is not only damaging to the mentally ill; it is extraordinarily expensive".
"Or should we just stick to the Sermon on the Mount a passage that is so radical that it's doubtful that our own Defence Department would survive its application?" His elegantly non-committal answer: "Before we get carried away, let's read our Bibles".For someone so inexperienced, and whose policies are so ill-defined, Mr Obama is extraordinarily popular.
Mr. Obama is extraordinarily popular in Germany, and Mrs. Merkel can ill afford a rift.
This is extraordinarily hard.
Colour is extraordinarily variable.
This is extraordinarily complex and extraordinarily difficult.
