Sentence examples for on this exceedingly from inspiring English sources

And if they hit gracefully on this exceedingly advantageous position, then finding it must have been the more important task.

For an instructor to let his boys walk on this exceedingly thin ice without giving them a warning word, owing to some prudish sentimentality, would be little short of a crime.

First, the parties are beginning to realize that it is likelier to reach an agreement in this final year of the Bush administration than to wait for a new president in 2009 to get up to speed on this exceedingly complex and delicate negotiation.

But on a granular level, censorship has also forced Chinese online users to be extremely creative, and for the censors to be quick-on-the-uptake in blocking this exceedingly creative content.

As ever, the rhythm section — the drummer Mick Fleetwood and the bass player John McVie, for whom, together, the band is named — soldiered on like exceedingly tolerant parents.

In the beginning, before I understood precisely what was going on, I was exceedingly patient with these men.

A truly unique system allows the electronic deactivation of the anti-roll bars so that there's less bounce side to side during driving on exceedingly choppy roads.

Even scientists fortunate enough to secure positions find that they are called on to meet exceedingly high standards.

All rely on detecting the flickers of light emitted on the exceedingly rare occasions when a neutrino does interact with an atom of ice or water.

Even encyclopedias of frogs tend to focus instead on the exceedingly ugly African clawed frog or the mammoth goliath of Zaire, as big as a small cat.

The Republican Party platform this year actually includes a plank calling for a federal value-added tax, on the (exceedingly unlikely) condition that Congress first repeals the 16th amendment to the constitution, which authorises the direct income tax.You can see this effect in Mr Romney's tax proposals, as well.