Sentence examples for exceedingly more difficult from inspiring English sources
Buying the loyalty of factional commanders and warlords will be exceedingly more difficult, and can happen only when those regional leaders have to turn to a central government for money.
The evolution of a fully cooperative network would be exceedingly improbable and more difficult the larger the number of constituent residues, as all of the residues would need to arise through random drift with a selective advantage accruing only once the entire network was in place.
Candidates have run their own campaigns and won office in the past, but victories have been exceedingly rare and re-election even more difficult.
The Torque bow is exceedingly powerful, with one hit kills, but off host landing a moving target is slightly more difficult than on host.
But getting distribution for new cable channels is exceedingly difficult — even more so than it was in 1998, when BBC America was started.
This method may work for simple quadratic equations, especially in vertex form, but will prove exceedingly difficult for more complicated ones.
However, the theoretical modelling becomes exceedingly difficult or even impossible as more complicated configurations of junctions need to be studied.
Packing all our caloric and nutritional needs into a tiny capsule turns out to be exceedingly difficult – by some estimates, you'd be swallowing more than half a pound of pills per day to replace breakfast, lunch and dinner.
The report notes that poor countries make it exceedingly difficult for entrepreneurs to operate and flourish: "Entrepreneurs face more regulatory obstacles in Africa than in any other region".
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.
