Sentence examples for been exceptionally hard from inspiring English sources
In truth it has always been exceptionally hard to protest in Britain.
But layoffs in those years tended to be temporary, meaning workers were more able to find work in the same field when their unemployment benefits terminated; nowadays, people are being forced to leave their industry entirely, and in the Great Recession and anaemic recovery of the past five years it has been exceptionally hard to find a job.
If I wanted to know a year ago who which were the top attended conferences across my customer base that data would have been exceptionally hard to find and taken an inordinately long time to prepare.
It reads like a hotel menu, and those are exceptionally hard to pull off.
Tropical trees can be exceptionally hard, often containing chemicals and minerals which make the wood near non-biodegradable.
To resist wear, biomedical components require coatings that are exceptionally hard, have low friction, and are bioinert.
With its rugged grounds, a combination of steep mountains covered in dense foliage, positioning troops is exceptionally hard.
Toothpaste without plastic packaging was exceptionally hard to find, so she started making her own with baking soda.
