Sentence examples for is not exceedingly from inspiring English sources

His family in Ecuador owns property and several businesses but is not exceedingly wealthy, the authorities said.

The plunge "is not exceedingly large, and stock prices in China, where the shock originated, have not fallen so much either," he added.

It's as though we have become more Cartesian than Descartes; we refuse to have anything to do with that which is not exceedingly clear and distinct; if something defies the usual explanations and seems mysterious, then it "smacks of religion". If a problem unsettles us, but it's not solvable in strictly linguistic, logical or empirical terms, we deem it a "false problem" and move on.

Morris' passing is not exceedingly flashy, but he does a very solid job of getting the ball to his teammates in their spots.

Clearly, for statistical purposes the ample size is not exceedingly high, but in a deterministic case study context in which DEA will be applied this is a relatively high number.

When investors' risk aversion is not exceedingly high, international capital tends to flow naturally toward higher-yielding currencies like the Australian dollar, thereby contributing to a general exchange rate appreciation in these currencies at the expense of the lower-yielding currencies.

"The market isn't exceedingly overvalued, probably for the first time in four years," Mr. Giovine said.

By the standards of the fashion industry, however, Dior was not exceedingly late.

"I was just favoring my left shoulder and it's not exceedingly painful," Cone, a right-hander, said.

Bill's father already had acquired one for the Library in the '30s, and they're not exceedingly rare, at least by Scheide standards.

Drugmakers, hospitals and insurance firms would benefit from all of the new customers that Obamacare brought into the system, while agreeing to taxes and regulations that were not exceedingly painful.