Sentence examples for making extraordinarily from inspiring English sources

Nobody has proposed capping prices at a level that would prevent power producers from making extraordinarily high profits; why should this reduce the supply of power?

He also wrote and produced documentaries about the atomic power station at Dounreay; Captain Scott's last Antarctic journey (making extraordinarily effective use of the photographs of Herbert Ponting); the invention of the hovercraft; and steam locomotives.

The recording, obtained by the Washington Post and released Friday, features the Republican presidential nominee making extraordinarily vulgar comments about women.

Schenkkan wrote the play this past October, while then presidential candidate Trump was "making extraordinarily naked racist and nativist appeals based around illegal immigration, immigrants in general, and border security," he told me during a recent dress rehearsal.

She made extraordinarily intimate, gritty photos that reveal the devastating effects of the crack drug trade from the inside.

This Finnish artist makes extraordinarily resonant, fictional short films about psychosis, mixing faux-documentary realism and hallucinatory fantasy.

He makes extraordinarily simple and elegant connections between Burberry's orderly tradition and the fragmentary reality of contemporary life.

In pursuit of Al Qaeda, their allies, and a number of barely related militias, the President and his national-security team now make extraordinarily frequent use of assassinations.

Mr. Wood did not turn out to be an unknown genius like Mike Disfarmer, the Depression-era Arkansas commercial photographer who made extraordinarily intense studio portraits.

"Over nine years now," he said in an interview last week, "Iraq has consistently made extraordinarily strenuous efforts to hide the biological program -- well beyond those they made on missiles or chemicals.

In order to withstand the incredible pressure pushing down on it, it must be made extraordinarily thick.