Sentence examples for though exceedingly from inspiring English sources

Nevertheless, it is possible (though exceedingly unlikely) that a fair coin tossed 1,000 times will land heads each time.

Though exceedingly rare, this type of transmission highlights a known weakness in the system for checking organ donors for infection: the most commonly used tests can fail to detect viral diseases if they are performed too early in the course of the infection.

Since he could spend forever working out the angle of a chair back, his projects on this side of the Atlantic were few, though exceedingly choice: office furniture for Herman Miller, prize-winning concert-hall chairs for the Louisiana Museum of Modern Art.

A. nilotica is generally accepted as a single, natural, though exceedingly variable species.

The idea of an arts center, though, was also exceedingly peculiar for its time, bringing together institutions with their own boards, social circles and ambitions, asserting that each would somehow gain from the presence of the others.

With so many platform plays out there though, it's exceedingly difficult for them all to achieve the necessary critical mass to get the developer attention they crave.

Development of oseltamivir resistance in novel H1N1 influenza, though still exceedingly rare, has been reported from several countries [ 45].

It was a 34-day trip, elegantly planned, and though rather arduous, exceedingly adventuresome.

Though difficult and exceedingly rare, it is possible for a "whitefella" to be initiated into the Law and thus exist in the black world as a "blackfella".

Soon after students returned their completed examination forms to me, and I checked my email while I waited for any remaining stragglers, word came by two separate sources that many students had been found blatantly abusing my trust by cheating on the midterm examination, even though I was exceedingly clear about the parameters under which the test was to be taken.

Even death is possible, though it is exceedingly rare.