Sentence examples for will be exceptionally from inspiring English sources

Of course, there are and will be exceptionally successful people from every possible background.

Take care not to touch the toffee as it will be exceptionally hot.

But given that the essence of cyber-warfare is ambiguity and uncertainty, gaining clarity and certainty will be exceptionally difficult.

But their wounds will be exceptionally difficult to overcome later as they try to resume work, and social and family lives.

The health secretary, Patricia Hewitt, believes that the next 12 months will be exceptionally difficult as well as critical for embedding the health reforms.

Sepa has issued a flood alert for west central Scotland, warning that high water during early afternoon will be "exceptionally high" with large waves likely.

A nuncupative (orally declared) will is exceptionally admitted in some jurisdictions in emergency situations, such as those of the soldier on active war duty, the sailor on board ship, or a person finding himself in immediate danger of death.

Yet monetary policy will still be exceptionally easy, by historical standards.

Post-war reconciliation in Donetsk and Luhansk will thus be exceptionally difficult.

The design requires 64 receivers, each 12 metres across (interferometry again), to be spread out over an area 10km wide on a vast plateau between the cones of half a dozen Andean volcanoes.It will, however, be exceptionally hard to build.

There will also be exceptionally rarely seen Turners, not least a picture of Bamburgh castle, in Northumberland, which was owned for more than a century by the Vanderbilts and was sold at auction in 2007 for almost £3m.