Sentence examples for exceedingly difficult to get from inspiring English sources

The most daunting obstacle, though, is the United States government: it is exceedingly difficult to get permission to build a demonstration reactor, no matter how good the idea.

Mr. Rumsfeld said today that the Pentagon had no official figure for civilian deaths from the American attacks, noting that "it is exceedingly difficult to get into an area immediately, find out exactly what the casualties were, and come up with something that one feels confidence in by way of an estimate".

In fact, also here it is exceedingly difficult to get an absolute measure and one relies on relative numbers.

The one complaint many customers have with Schwa is that it is exceedingly difficult to get a reservation.

"It has been exceedingly difficult to get a hard number because of all this variation in the literature".

Once the IRS has paid out an EITC claim, it is "exceedingly difficult to get it back," said Robert Kerr, senior director of government relations for the National Association of Enrolled Agents, a tax preparers trade group.

As Professor Jacques Hymans has shown, the weapons have also been exceedingly difficult to obtain for administratively dysfunctional countries like Iran.

Afterwards the lawsuit largely fizzled thanks to it being exceedingly difficult to take someone to court when all you know about them is they posted under the handle "HitlerHitlerHitler". Since then, people have only gotten bolder.

"It makes it exceedingly difficult to produce hit content," he told me.

Inflation is exceedingly difficult to bring under control once it has gained a foothold.

Once behind in education, it is exceedingly difficult to catch up, especially without parent and teacher support".