Sentence examples for which is exceedingly from inspiring English sources

Only a constitutional amendment, which is exceedingly unlikely, could undo that core holding.

But he still earned the M.V.P., which is exceedingly rare for a shortstop or leadoff man, let alone both.

"Our motivation is to improve optical diagnosis of bladder cancer that can better differentiate cancer from noncancer, which is exceedingly challenging at times.

In 2008, mountain gorillas numbered only 680 individuals, meriting their classification at the time as 'critically endangered', which is exceedingly close to extinction.

His account – except for reports of "a conical hill, about one thousand feet high, the upper part of which is exceedingly steep" – is distinctly underwhelming.

Total bank credit is bigger than the country's GDP, which is exceedingly high by international standards: in America the ratio is only 44%.

The vast distances also hindered economic development in Siberia, which was exceedingly rich in natural resources.

Works in equality services, Edinburgh "I was disappointed in the gender equality debate, which was exceedingly unradical.

High mountains characterize most of the Visayan Islands with the exception of Samar and Masbate, which are exceedingly hilly.

14 min. W. The mammoth liner, which is thus lost on her first voyage, cost £2,000,000 to build, and with her cargo, which was exceedingly valuable, was insured for £2,350,000.

I've been trying to say what does count.... Love, ______ To Philip Roth January 7 , 1984Chicago Dear Philip: I thought to do some good by giving an interview to People, which was exceedingly foolish of me.