Sentence examples for statement extremely from inspiring English sources

Mr. Holtz-Eakin laid out Mr. McCain's position on the president's claimed constitutional powers to bypass surveillance laws in a letter to Mr. McCarthy, who this week called the statement "extremely significant" and said it "marks a welcome evolution on the senator's thinking about executive power".

In an age where most dealers keep a 60-day supply of each model on the lot, Mini has what it calls in an Aug. 3 statement "extremely low inventories".

A transit agency spokesman, Paul J. Fleuranges, called her statements "extremely misleading and just plain wrong".

McCall said the statement was "extremely constructive".

Ian Poulter, mind you, thinks the pin locations are "a touch friendlier than they were yesterday", though of course that statement is extremely relative, and anyway he has to think like that, or what's the point in going out there?

Domestic abuse charities are underfunded and we don't tend to be the sort of charity that celebrities like to attach themselves to so, in a sense, Amber's public statement was extremely powerful.

Bob Applegate, a spokesman for Governor Kitzhaber, said he believed that the statement was "extremely helpful" and he praised Mr. Gore for suggesting he would take a leadership role in helping to resolve the matter.

Bernard Jenkin, a key figure on the right who described Cameron's statement as "extremely measured and constructive", made clear that the Lib Dems were in no position to demand PR. "I can't believe that Nick Clegg's new politics is about demanding policies that were roundly rejected at the ballot box or propping up the most unpopular prime minister in recent times" he said.

"Writing the teaching philosophy statement was extremely helpful for me.

"This latest trading statement is extremely disappointing," said executive chairman Steve Marshall in a statement.

I do also find it interesting that Apple's statement uses extremely strong wording in response to the NSA program.