Sentence examples for exceedingly difficult for the from inspiring English sources

The next several months will be exceedingly difficult for the Obama administration.

The Davis case set off a firestorm of protest in Pakistan, making it exceedingly difficult for the unpopular American-backed government of Mr. Zardari to release Mr. Davis under the conventions of diplomatic immunity.

Since the St . LouisRams, the defending Super Bowl champions, have routed the Giants in each of the last two seasons, many in the Giants organization were privately rooting that the Rams would lose tonight against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers because a defeat would make it exceedingly difficult for the Rams to qualify for the playoffs at all.

The deal could be salvaged if Kerkorian invested his own money to meet upcoming financial obligations since MGM's rating makes it exceedingly difficult for the company to raise capital on its own.

The complex and violent region makes it exceedingly difficult for the United States and its partners to reach vulnerable populations.

Shiller agrees that it is exceedingly difficult for the "average amateur investor" to "get rich quickly" by trading on publicly available information.

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 made it exceedingly difficult for any of the candidates to distance themselves from the Bush years.

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.

The length and cost of effective MDR-TB treatment in the U.S. -- two years and upwards of $100,000 -- makes it exceedingly difficult for patients to complete the regimen.

Having joined Davis on the stump, it would now be exceedingly difficult for him to capitulate and allow the government to push the counter-terrorism bill through via the Parliament Act.