Sentence examples for exceedingly hard on from inspiring English sources

Dragging your foot repeatedly through the dirt as each pitch requires can be exceedingly hard on footwear.

Instead, the ruling follows a conservative, California-centric judicial approach that is less satisfying but will make it exceedingly hard to attack on the expected appeal.

As The Atlantic has reported, Reprieve undertook a similar effort in England, and sodium thiopental became exceedingly hard to obtain, even on the black market.

And like any addiction, this one is exceedingly hard to kick.

Dr. Feldman said any finding on intelligence was likely to be exceedingly hard to pin down.

The illustrations are there in the Kindle version, but they're exceedingly hard to make out, even if you zoom in on them using the five-way clicker switch, or "control nipple," as one Kindler called it.

Repeat human liver samples are exceedingly hard to obtain and consequently there has been little published on the changes in liver gene and protein expression associated with the remission of diabetes post-RYGB.

That has proven exceedingly hard to do, as report after report trains its focus squarely on Lauer and the show's disastrous ouster of Ann Curry last June.

It is a value that is exceedingly hard to find, but I want to embody it.

But the California legislature has found it exceedingly hard to draw up state-wide standards.

Unfortunately, India is a hyper-competitive market where profits have been exceedingly hard to come by".