"I have been at the British Bankers Associationn at a time of extraordinary difficulty and during a crisis of a magnitude that few if any have seen before or expected," she said in a statement.
Immediately after the war, Eads was chosen to direct a construction project of extraordinary difficulty, the bridging of the Mississippi at St . Louis
It has been climbed at incredible speeds and via routes of extraordinary difficulty; a ropeless ascent was the last "big psychological breakthrough" that remained, as Peter Croft, who completed groundbreaking free solos in the nineteen-eighties and nineties, put it.
(The Monitor and Merrimack, both ironclads that battled in the American Civil War, were the first such vessels to close against each other in combat). Immediately after the war, Eads was chosen to direct a construction project of extraordinary difficulty, the bridging of the Mississippi at St . Louis
One trouble with the current vogue for meta-cinema is that its practioners, such as Winterbottom and Charlie Kaufman, underestimate the extraordinary difficulty of telling a good story straight.
"They do not portray the complexity of the problem, the reasons people use drugs or the extraordinary difficulty we have in building a solid case.
Mr. Lynn described the extraordinary difficulty of protecting military digital communications over a web of 15,000 networks and 7 million computing devices in dozens of countries against farflung adversaries who, with modest means and a reasonable degree of ingenuity, can inflict outsized damage.
In the past few years NATO and Afghan forces have had extraordinary difficulty securing Musa Qala in the face of a resurgent Taliban.
They demand extraordinary difficulty.
At no point, however, do the college guides acknowledge the extraordinary difficulty of the task they have set themselves.
For we gather here tonight in times of extraordinary difficulty, for the nation and for the world.
