Sentence examples for it would be exceptionally from inspiring English sources

If such a storm were to occur, it would be exceptionally devastating to New York City, and its economic effects would plausibly run into the trillions of dollars, tantamount to the estimates that some scholars have provided of a Tohoku-strength earthquake striking directly under Tokyo (something that almost certainly is physically possible).

He said even if there were some excess risk, it would be "exceptionally low".

It would be exceptionally detrimental to our economy – I shudder to think about it," he said.

"It would be exceptionally apt for the Commonwealth of Virginia to take a leading role in the reconsideration of national monetary policy," Benko wrote to Marshall.

I believe, as I have noted in the past, that the federal government should eschew private asset accumulation because it would be exceptionally difficult to insulate the government's investment decisions from political pressures.

Today Lord Justice Hughes and Mr Justice Silber said there had been "no error of any kind" when SIAC decided against releasing Qatada during the Olympics, when police and security services were fully stretched, because it would be "exceptionally problematic" and risky for the public.

This sounds utopian – and it certainly would be exceptionally complex to negotiate and implement.

It had been forecast by some specialists that last winter would be exceptionally cold, but as all ice skaters know, it was unusually mild in the New York area.

It was nature that decreed the young Mahrez would be exceptionally thin and his physique meant few coaches believed he would make it as a footballer despite his baroque skill.

"My mum always came home from work and did everything so that we ate well". It was nature that decreed the young Mahrez would be exceptionally thin and his physique meant few coaches believed he would make it as a footballer despite his baroque skill.

A decision was made to keep the purchase confidential, to maximise the impact when the Stegosaurus was revealed to the public and to give us a reasonable period in which to study the skeleton in detail, something that would be exceptionally difficult after it went on display.