Sentence examples for exceedingly difficult for me from inspiring English sources
In a letter to the staff, Mr. Slevin wrote that "it has been exceedingly difficult for me and my leadership team to work with The Washington Times board of directors," who, he said, had no experience in the newspaper business but were taking an "active and intrusive role".
"Since February, it has been exceedingly difficult for me and my leadership team to work with The Washington Times Board of Directors," Slevin wrote.
It will be exceedingly difficult for these men — or the local businesses that they support — to make that kind of money doing anything else in this beleaguered nation.
This includes retracting American support for the United Nations Persistent Organic Pollutants Convention, which makes it exceedingly difficult for developing countries -- many of which are plagued by malaria -- to use DDT.
Given the structure of the consortiums that operated the mines, it would be exceedingly difficult for Niger to transfer uranium to Iraq.
But that same lack of preparation and training made it exceedingly difficult for them to finish the trail, so they were ultimately forced to trim back their ambitions.
Political analysts say that linkages like these have made it exceedingly difficult for General Musharraf to execute a complete and abrupt about-face in Kashmir.
Analysts, however, warned that it is exceedingly difficult for a company to both license its products and compete with those licensees at the same time.
This decision unjustly narrows constitutional protection against unreasonable searches and makes it exceedingly difficult for innocent victims to hold police accountable in the courts.
