Sentence examples for as extremely difficult from inspiring English sources

One minister closely involved with the process characterises this part of the renegotiation as "extremely difficult".

He described the talks thus far as "extremely difficult, but not impossible".

There are 12 distinct course changes, including 2 that pilots regard as extremely difficult.

Her parents sent money, but Kusama remembers life in New York as extremely difficult: "Day after day I forgot my coldness and hunger by painting".

I would pay tribute to the workforce at Ibrox and the workforce at Murray Park in what can only be described as extremely difficult circumstances.

The letter is said to accept cuts of 10% as extremely difficult but manageable, adding anything beyond that would risk security in the UK.

Bowlby's theory sparked considerable interest and controversy in the nature of early relationships and gave a strong impetus to what Mary Ainsworth described as a "great body of research" in what was perceived as an extremely difficult and complex area.

"So to share that information as an extremely difficult thing," he said.

Figurative low relief (see photograph) is generally regarded by sculptors as an extremely difficult art form.

One organiser said: "The plan is to make Corbyn's job as leader extremely difficult in the hope of pushing him to resign, with most MPs refusing to serve as shadow ministers, show up on the frontbench in the House of Commons, support him at PMQs or formulate policy under his leadership".

This week Mr Mestrallet described his discussions with the Argentine government as still "extremely difficult".Mr Mestrallet says that one reason for now merging fully with Electrabel is the recent partial privatisation of Gaz de France and the coming partial privatisation of Electricité de France (EDF), probably in October.