Sentence examples for still exceedingly from inspiring English sources

But still exceedingly wet.

Downloading high-quality video, even over a cable modem, is still exceedingly time-consuming.

The operation she had come for is still exceedingly rare in Ethiopia.

While pre-alphabetic systems of writing in the Old World became steadily more phonetic, they were still exceedingly cumbersome, and the syllabic systems that gradually replaced them remained complex and difficult.

"Prosecutions for the crime of fortunetelling are not unheard of, but they are still exceedingly rare," said Patrick Clark, a spokesman for the Queens district attorney, Richard A. Brown.

The big question is whether Africa can keep that up if demand for commodities drops.Copper, gold, oil and a pinch of saltOptimism about Africa needs to be taken in fairly small doses, for things are still exceedingly bleak in much of the continent.

It's nevertheless exceedingly risky.

The best domestic jobs still pay exceedingly well.

Royal Bank of Scotland said Ulster Bank "still faces exceedingly difficult market conditions".

The second will not.Revival of the fittestBy rich-world standards, the emerging markets are still doing exceedingly well.

There are many authoritative sounding reports detailing how America may help the rebels, but the White House is still being exceedingly coy.