A proper diaeresis may very exceptionally be seen in elaborated style (for instance: "Aïda").
Alternatively, both of you may well be exceptionally hirsute but are very comfortable with each other's bodies in the dim lighting conditions of your damp cave.
Coolsaet, the terrorism expert, said that although the estimates for the numbers of Belgians who have travelled to Syria were accurate, they may not be exceptionally high.
For instance, public defenders may or may not be exceptionally skillful in defending their clients; they often know the ins-and-outs of cases like armed robbery better than higher-priced attorneys.
It is generally recognized that downstream transport of terrestrial nutrients into marine estuaries produces one of the world's most productive habitats, but recent investigations suggest that the reverse flow, from marine to terrestrial habitats, may also be exceptionally important in structuring highly diverse coastal ecosystems [ 1].
Such a desire may be exceptionally powerful for a democratic government losing popularity in the wake of a prolonged stay in the economic doldrums.
Commenting on the proposed rules in June, the American Hospital Association said, "Certain patients, including those at the end of life, may be exceptionally prone to developing pressure ulcers, despite receiving appropriate care".
Although Williamson may be exceptionally outspoken, he is not alone: throughout its history, the Lefebvrist group has, like its founder, been deeply antisemitic – hence its opposition to the Second Vatican Council's Decree on the Relationship of the Church to Non-Christian Religions (Nostra Aetate).
This observation suggests that addiction counseling may be exceptionally critical to reducing recidivism rates.
