Sentence examples for exceedingly difficult to do from inspiring English sources

But in reality it's going to be exceedingly difficult to do anything".

The century-old decision to base it on gasoline-powered automobiles led to a gigantic manufacturing capacity, along with roads, repair facilities, and fuelling stations that now make it exceedingly difficult to do things differently.

"Let me say in sympathy that these kinds of guides are exceedingly difficult to do," she said.

I found it exceedingly difficult to try to make a "one size fits all" document relate to each individual employee.

Unfortunately, because Marco's book Il milione is only incidentally a biography and autobiography, it is exceedingly difficult to ascertain where the Polos went and what they did during these years.

But incumbent Presidents presiding over positive growth and who don't face a primary challenger are exceedingly difficult to defeat.

Appetite and metabolism are also influenced during this period, the theory goes, and once set are exceedingly difficult to change.

To be clear, sudden mortgage spikes make it exceedingly difficult to properly and efficiently respond to stratospheric mortgage demand.

Because the intelligence community did not have direct access to many of these sources, it was exceedingly difficult to determine source credibility.

"If they don't have the logs they need to conduct a forensic investigation it's exceedingly difficult to work out what happened when," he says.

Since patient didn't accept any autogenic bone replacement and any further operations, it was exceedingly difficult to identify a proper and suitable location for a dental implant to support the prosthesis.