Sentence examples for would be exceedingly from inspiring English sources

In an interview, Mr. McKibben said he recognized that a rapid transition away from fossil fuels would be exceedingly difficult.

But under the $7 million exemption proposed by the Obama administration, such cases would be exceedingly rare.

In the letters, he said that he would be "exceedingly grateful" for help in "tracing and assisting" his mother.

"It would be exceedingly odd if you only had one to put it on the driver's side," he added.

Such a crisis might lead to Korean unification but would be exceedingly dangerous in the short term.

But raising that money would be exceedingly difficult using traditional methods and would keep the company almost endlessly locked into fund-raising mode.

He proposed that shareholders must hold an ownership stake of at least 5 percent to nominate a director, a level that would be exceedingly difficult to reach.

A standard response would be that it does in principle, though in practice the forces operating would be exceedingly hard to specify.

A basic income would, indeed, be exceedingly expensive: even calibrated at the minimum wage, it would require the disgorging of almost the entire tax take.

Having joined Davis on the stump, it would now be exceedingly difficult for him to capitulate and allow the government to push the counter-terrorism bill through via the Parliament Act.

This does not strike me as the kind of ravings of, you know, an end of days millenarian.None of this is to say that Iran poses no threat, and that a nuclear Iran would not be exceedingly dangerous.