Sentence examples for an extraordinarily rough from inspiring English sources

EVEN before the mass death and destruction caused by the multiple hijackings last week, the American commercial airline industry had been struggling through an extraordinarily rough year.

But most of all, Mr. Kerry offered a vigorous attack on the White House, previewing what officials in both parties said would be an extraordinarily rough general election campaign.

"This is, of course, an extraordinarily rough and overbroad sort of distinction of which, if applied to citizens, our courts would be highly suspicious". Yet, he continued, the Supreme Court has repeatedly held that Congress and the executive branch, in exercising their broad power over naturalization and immigration, can make rules that would be unacceptable if applied to American citizens.

Really just an extraordinarily rough approximation of the moves of an artist who was so in touch with his music and his soul that the dancing was effortless and mesmerizing.

Certainly it is an extraordinarily harsh sentence.

A clip of Dryer, who suffers from dementia, appears in an extraordinarily moving rough cut of the documentary that went up online this week.

An abandoned road skirts the woods, and you can see the rounded shapes of old oaks at a distance, but you cannot get in among them; we left the path and tried to hack in, but it was extraordinarily rough going and in the end we gave up.

The vessel was supposed to be removed before this summer, but the difficulties of drilling holes into granite in 35 feet of water, in addition to an extraordinarily long and rough winter, forced salvage workers to modify the original timetable.

From an extraordinarily low base.

But it was an extraordinarily successful show.

It is certainly an extraordinarily ambitious scheme.