Sentence examples for to show exceptional from inspiring English sources

A recent report by Citigroup identified 11 economies expected to show exceptional growth through the middle of the century, including two of the usual suspects, China and India.

Ten writers deemed to show exceptional talent and promise have been named winners of this year's Whiting Writers Awardss, carrying a prize of $35,000 each.

Everyone else has to show "exceptional circumstances".

"Our medical teams continue to show exceptional capacity in mitigating the effects of the weather with our winter emergency planning," said Noah Morris, a member of the council who was there until Monday.

Another lawyer, Belinda Arroyo, also representing Load Trail families, believes Hermenegildo should be able to show exceptional hardship "cumulatively" since he is the sole provider for four American children.

The estimates of variance contributed by each chromosome exhibited a strong linear relationship with the length of the chromosome for EW36 (R 2  = 0.695, Fig.  4a), and no chromosome was found to show exceptional contribution.

The fellowships are given each year to people who show exceptional merit and the promise of continued creative work.

As the head of a United World College, we search the world for young students 16-19 years of age, offering full scholarships to those who show exceptional promise and potential.

She won one of the MacArthur "genius awards" in 2005, which come with $500,000 grants and are awarded by the John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation to people who show exceptional creativity, originality and potential in their fields.

If you can show exceptional hardship to the spouse or children, then you may be able to get a wavier.

The devices are used to fabricate OFETs based humidity sensors, which show exceptional ambient stability and rapid response to the water molecules in moisture.