Sentence examples for just as exceptionally from inspiring English sources

Agencies are notoriously cautious in changing credit ratings, so as poorly as the economy needs to be performing to lose the AAA rating, it needs to grow just as exceptionally to get back on top.

But as exceptionally as he played in South Africa, Messi left without scoring a goal.

Though it is exceptionally rare to see "junkie" used in articles anymore, some who use drugs have said that the term "addict" is just as harmful.

Then again, there are some American towns that stand out as exceptionally pretty just about any time of year, whether for architecture, aesthetics or small-town charm.

He doesn't just look exceptionally fast, he looks as smooth as Bolt.

But the argument of the lawyers, so at odds with Johnson & Johnson's public efforts to depict Cypher as exceptionally safe, indicates just how tortured logic can become in the industry's long, multipronged patent war over stents — the tiny mesh cylinders inserted in blood vessels to keep them propped open after blockages are cleared.

These markets' forecasts have proved remarkably accurate — just as bettors collectively do an exceptionally good job of predicting sports results.

He will employ the zone to protect Okafor from foul trouble, but just as importantly, his team rebounds exceptionally well out of the zone.

But America likes to think of itself as exceptionally exceptional, different from other advanced industrial countries not just in its social arrangements but also in its underlying values.

All four of these women are funny but Leslie Jones and Kate Mckinnon really stand out as exceptionally hilarious.

"[Reflashing] is exceptionally common in China, just as one example," says Dillon, pointing to Xiaomi's journey from ROM maker to fully fledged smartphone maker as an example of the appetite mobile users can have for change.