Sentence examples for it would be exceedingly from inspiring English sources

"It would be exceedingly odd if you only had one to put it on the driver's side," he added.

It would be exceedingly helpful if, on a daily basis, the business pages interviewed money managers with no less than 30 years' experience.

Given the structure of the consortiums that operated the mines, it would be exceedingly difficult for Niger to transfer uranium to Iraq.

Many of Mr. Romney's proposed tax cuts benefit the wealthy, and tax experts say it would be exceedingly difficult to retain the current progressivity if higher capital-gains rates were taken off the table.

Ann Selzer, the Des Moines, Iowa, pollster who conducted the Bloomberg survey, said it would be exceedingly hard to reverse these perceptions about the economy over the next three and a half months.

Without an understanding of how solutions to sub-problems fuse together to compose high level solutions, it would be exceedingly difficult to manipulate a particular sub-problem solution in order to coerce a particular outcome.

That involved taking the company's "FM" (front-mid) platform and building a chassis around it that would be exceedingly rigid.

Their bodies are absolutely none of your business, and from the looks it, you would be exceedingly lucky to glimpse either of their asses in person, rather than publicly judging/drooling over them like a teenage internet perv in his mummy's basement.

US Secretary of State John Kerry said the plan must be "swift and verifiable" and warned its implementation would be "exceedingly difficult".

All over Europe, governments are imposing austerity budgets, and this House would be exceedingly unwise if it does not take on board that message, if it chooses to ignore the letter from the five Heads of Government, because what those five Heads of Government were saying is: more Europe is not the answer; smarter Europe is.

If Lapine were to trim it (word has it that he already has done a certain amount), deciding what to delete would be exceedingly difficult.