Sentence examples for issues extraordinarily from inspiring English sources

He issues extraordinarily few cards.

Rebels already control Yemen's state TV station, which has issued extraordinarily a public appeal for President Hadi's capture and offered a bounty of nearly $100,000 £67,0000).

"Marcy's issues were extraordinarily cogent in the 70's and 80's," said Mr. Gottfried, who also opposed Westway.

P.J. Crowley, vice president of the Insurance Information Institute, an industry education group, said: "The issues are extraordinarily complex in this unprecedented event.

The attackers struck after the State Department issued an extraordinarily specific warning on May 1 that terrorists "may be in the final phases of planning attacks" on American targets in Saudi Arabia.

Further, the intense factionalization and ideological schisms that have emerged as crypto's appeal has broadened have made rounding up the community to agree on any particular issue an extraordinarily difficult proposition.

And for him, the issue hit extraordinarily close to home, since his wife is a Democrat.

"The President has issued an extraordinarily serious and specific charge," Weintraub said in a statement that she tweeted on Friday.

The dispute over spending cuts is the first show of force by this new contingent and suggests that compromise with Democrats on fiscal issues could prove extraordinarily difficult.

"But, regrettably, the Shugden campaign has tended to elide and confuse those questions and to focus on political, personal and sectarian issues which are extraordinarily provocative and incendiary".

The issue is the extraordinarily difficult physical conditions.