Sentence examples for may be exceedingly from inspiring English sources

A collapse may be exceedingly unlikely.

The pressure drop penalty of convective boiling flow in microchannels may be exceedingly large.

This indeed may be exceedingly cost-effective -- because it discourages many people from seeking help.

There may be exceedingly narrow situations in which a prior restraint is permissible.

But while parents may be exceedingly tired of the pun, those under 10 don't seem to tire of the fun.

Crime may be exceedingly low in Japan but anyone who is prosecuted almost inevitably ends up behind bars.

They are almost totally unknown but they may well be exceedingly dangerous since they will have points to prove against the best Test cricket team in the world.

Calling it a "plaintiff's lawyer's dream," the Deal Professor says "this case may be the exceedingly rare event of directors and officers, particularly Mr. Lewis and Mr. Price, actually having to pay money personally to settle a securities fraud claim".

And if the plaintiffs win, this case may be the exceedingly rare event of directors and officers, particularly Mr. Lewis and Mr. Price, actually having to pay money personally to settle a securities fraud claim.

Turnout is expected to be exceedingly low, which may have influenced the fiercely negative tone of the debate, as both candidates sought to win over the tiny number of undecided voters who plan to go to the polls and to motivate their supporters to do so.

Although Keegan et al.'s [ 19] claim that the true error rates are higher than reported in the quality scores may be correct, the exceedingly high error rates presented in Figure 4b from the original publication reflect the presence of untrimmed Illumina adapter sequences and do not support their claims.