Sentence examples for the exceptional events from inspiring English sources

European leaders know full well that the exceptional events since Sept. 11 call for exceptional measures.

However the exceptional events of the past few weeks have led me to conclude that the BBC should appoint a new leader.

When Telefónica Móviles of Spain said it would abandon its $875 million plan to buy out other investors in Celular CRT Participacoes, a mobile phone company in Southern Brazil, because of "the exceptional events of recent days," CRT's stock plummeted more than 60percentt on the news.

Barely 12 hours earlier, Mr. Patten stood outside the BBC's new billion-dollar London headquarters with George Entwistle, the departing director general, as Mr. Entwistle announced his resignation, after only eight weeks in the post, to atone for his failings in dealing with what he called "the exceptional events of the past few weeks".

Nevertheless, even though cultural heritage has been recognized as a key resource to build resilient societies (Jigyasu et al. 2013), the world architectural wealth is accumulating damages and heavy losses because of the materials deterioration and the exceptional events, both natural or man-made (Aguilar et al. 2015).

The majority of organisms living at the time are probably not represented because lagerstätten are restricted to a narrow range of environments, e.g. where soft-bodied organisms can be preserved very quickly by events such as mudslides; and the exceptional events that cause quick burial make it difficult to study the normal environments of the animals.

"That was the exceptional event, and now we're seeing a return to normality in emerging markets".

Management science as it is taught today and embedded in firms' structures and processes still assumes that the introduction of a new offering – let alone a new business model – is the exceptional event and not the norm.

To avoid or mitigate the ripple effect of a supply exception (defined here as a partial and/or late delivery) in the supply chain, it is imperative to identify the exceptional event early and handle it effectively and efficiently between the affected parties.

In these large volumes of high resolution, we were able to detect the exceptional event of plaque birth in close proximity to dendrites seven times over.

The analysis provided both contributes to our understanding of the governance of these exceptional events and brings to the fore the challenges associated with such humanitarian responses.