'exceedingly demanding' is an example of correct and usable written English.
You can use it to describe something that requires a lot of effort or is very difficult. For example: "The hike up the mountain was exceedingly demanding, but the view from the top was worth it."
He handles his players deftly while dealing with an exceedingly demanding boss.
The HBO strategy for doing that is both simple and exceedingly demanding: convince people HBO is so good they can't live without it.
While social-media companies have taken steps to filter out the fake from the real — an exceedingly demanding task — Albright believes that what needs to be understood and addressed most are the sources of fake news and the phenomena that drive online traffic.
General Dreedle is the typical no-nonsense military man, who is exceedingly demanding of his soldiers.
But she will find fault with anybody because she wants someone particular; there is only one [GP] that she likes particularly…so everybody that goes in there she finds fault with…she calls out ambulances all the time, day and night, she makes 999 calls, which the practice inevitably get involved in, and she is exceedingly demanding.
William Gibson again creates an exceedingly demanding part for a woman, although in contrast with his "Miracle Worker , here the wrestling matches are all cerebral.
Future surveys beyond the galactic lamp posts, they say, will demand exceedingly long periods of observations requiring the services of a large, new "dark matter telescope" devoted exclusively to the task.
GARMISCH-PARTENKIRCHEN, Germany — If the super-G on the exceedingly bumpy, shady and highly demanding Kandahar piste was any indication, the world's elite speed skiers are surely in for an even more rigorous test Saturday when the downhill is contested at the world ski championships.
The cuddly stuffed animals, which are in exceedingly high demand among the elementary school set, have also gained notice among Internet executives for their ability to bridge the online and offline worlds.
Voluntary turnover is exceedingly high, in part because of the empathically demanding nature of the work; low pay exacerbates the element of self-sacrifice.
It will be a huge challenge for a 30-year-old whose exceedingly rare net-rushing style in singles is easy on the eyes — particularly when he is creating minor miracles with his backhand volley — but demanding on the body.
