More pointedly, state firms are made exceptionally competitive against foreign imports because so many of their costs are channeled away by central and local governments.
Travel arrangements will be made exceptionally comfortable for Blagojevich.
Cholera, transmitted through contact with contaminated feces, was made worse this year by an exceptionally heavy rainy season that flooded the sprawling shantytowns in Freetown and Conakry, the capitals of Sierra Leone and neighboring Guinea.
The whole thing looks like it was made by an enterprising but not exceptionally talented high school student.
Of course, what this system failed to do was make anyone exceptionally famous.
There's no real danger: the difference in pressure makes it impossible to open the doors, and the double glazed windows are made of exceptionally stern stuff.
Inside, the watch has a fast-rotating barrel which, according to the brand, helps to maintain accuracy in the many different arm positions of the golfing game, while the bridge and main plate of the Tourbillon are made of exceptionally rigid grade 5 titanium.
174)] and making the provided job range, and job descriptions (e.g., salary, workplace conditions) representative of Australia throughout the instrument (Lokan and Fleming 2003, p. 171 et seq).. Further, the technical implementation and evaluation of the changes that were made was exceptionally laborious (Lokan and Fleming 2003, pp. 175 176).
One source close to that turnaround says: "It was a very complex financial situation, the company was making a loss and Richard was exceptionally good in a difficult situation".
Paintings can have the expressive density of written pages, and new ones are being made all the time that make exceptionally good reading.
