Sentence examples for the exceedingly poor from inspiring English sources

This tragic parallelism reveals America, yet again, to be a country born out of paradox – founded on freedom and built on slavery, we have emerged as a dichotomous nation with only the extraordinarily wealthy and the exceedingly poor.

He said he felt he had no choice but to persevere throughout the legislative battle, despite what he described as "the exceedingly poor tone shown by leadership in demonizing a whole industry".

It must be pointed out that even the exceedingly poor job creation figures of the past several months have been purchased at a very high opportunity cost.

Given the exceedingly poor prognosis, it is critical to understand the biology of treatment-resistant glioblastoma cells.

Although the ban is exceedingly poor — one can think of few groups less in need of contractual guidance in the United States than institutional bondholders — the lurking amendment would worsen the plight of the bondholder.

However, for a given N max and set of client RC distributions, the problem solution may not be able to service a portion of the clients with exceedingly poor channels.

Lastly, if the large number of ratings are heavily or nearly exclusively one star or five stars then the product is exceedingly poor or excellent respectively.

This sort of delay achieves political ends, like denying Democrats the chance to campaign on the accomplishment during the recess, but it's exceedingly poor policy.

The AU has an exceedingly poor record of implementing its own resolutions, but Joan Kagwanja, head of the LPI, says the new policy will be different.

It makes red and blue seem an apt description of the 2000 election outcome, but an exceedingly poor definition of the electorate.

He stated that U.S. military pressure was needed to drive Syrian President Assad from power -- an action for which the Iraq invasion and the overthrow of Muammar Gaddafi are exceedingly poor templates.