Sentence examples for be an exceptionally difficult from inspiring English sources

"It will be an exceptionally difficult match," he said.

So whatever team they turn out against us on Wednesday night is always going to be an exceptionally difficult game for us".

But bedtime can be an exceptionally difficult time for her, as everything has to go just right.

They are an exceptionally difficult animal to immobilise".

"It's no question that this has been an exceptionally difficult year," Ms. Langsam said.

He may have got a fingertip on it, I'm not sure; either way it was an exceptionally difficult chance.

The argument about whether you look for short or long term improvements is an exceptionally difficult one.

For France, "2009 was an exceptionally difficult year," the company's executive vice presdient, Daniel Camus, said at a press briefing in Paris.

Aligning the stars in such areas as a remote Indonesian island, in the middle of the Mekong Delta, inside a Cairo slum or among Nigerian villagers is an exceptionally difficult task.

Immigration is an exceptionally difficult issue for Republicans, given fierce base support for draconian legislation, and changing demographics that squeeze its leadership.

"Whilst the decision taken was made unanimously by the board, it was an exceptionally difficult one, but one which after long deliberation was felt absolutely necessary.