Sentence examples for exceedingly difficult question from inspiring English sources

It's an exceedingly difficult question to answer (and Pew's report did not seek to do so), especially given the limited data available.

The Holocaust brought up many new and exceedingly difficult questions that many rabbis struggled to answer, though probably few with more personal experience than Rabbi Oshry.

This question proves exceedingly difficult to answer, and, in fact, some theorists propose that no single, all-encompassing definition of learning is at all possible.

Congress had ordered him to revisit the media rules every two years, the courts had questioned the old ones in a series of decisions, and it was exceedingly difficult to find three votes for anything at the agency.

But apart from complaining, asking questions and getting briefed by administration officials, most senators and representatives seem content to leave this exceedingly difficult decision to President Obama.

Progress could prove exceedingly difficult.

Certainly, it will be an exceedingly difficult act to follow.

"Jon is very proud and this must be exceedingly difficult.

But there are many differences that make comparisons exceedingly difficult.

But identifying the remains will be exceedingly difficult.

He knows this will be an exceedingly difficult task.