Sentence examples for it becomes exceedingly from inspiring English sources

The climate is exceptionally hot and humid at the lower altitudes and in the valleys, while it becomes exceedingly cold in the higher altitudes.

Lurie stresses that in the absence of proper, basic care it becomes exceedingly difficult to determine whether any biomedical interventions actually work.

Getting to your cubicle and officially starting work actually gets work started- but when you are working out of home or a cafe or the beach- it becomes exceedingly difficult to segregate work hours from 'other' hours.

"When looking at all of the evidence, and especially the medical reports and eyewitness accounts, it becomes exceedingly clear that the officer, who was alone and struggling with Ms. Pinnock precariously close to evening freeway traffic, acted within the law," Lacey said.

Once you find your way into one, it becomes exceedingly simple to find the next one.

Over the years, however, it became exceedingly clear that Putnam's commitment to realism overrode the nuanced differences between the various versions of realism he espoused.

When applied to the real world, the math quickly becomes exceedingly convoluted, as it attempts to encompass the extended consequences of every decision.

Hence, the identification of a haploid meiotic segregant with in principle the same superior profile of traits as the parent industrial strain is required and this becomes exceedingly difficult when it concerns traits that are only important at industrial scale.

A possible reason is depicted in Figure 9. Firstly, it is very difficult to control the length of a linear polymer (red rods), and when such polymer becomes exceedingly long the FtsZ polymers (grey rods) will be spaced too widely.

My voice becomes exceedingly posh, artificially bright, the vowels clipped.

Thus escaping our job when things go wrong becomes exceedingly difficult.