Sentence examples for exceptionally difficult for the from inspiring English sources

10. (C) At the same time, the GOT has also increasingly tightened controls that make it exceptionally difficult for the US Mission to conduct business.

Exum told me, "It was always going to be exceptionally difficult for the Saudis and the Emiratis to achieve a desired political outcome through the use of primarily air forces".

The theoreticians made several predictions about the Higgs and its behaviour, but its own mass was a mystery, making life exceptionally difficult for the experimenters trying to hunt it down.

As development progressed, ground-based battles were also incorporated after the success in Japan of Dynasty Warriors 2. Creating the change from ground to aerial gameplay was exceptionally difficult for the team as they encountered problems with the PlayStation 2 hardware.

"The vast majority are hidden away in people's houses, making it exceptionally difficult for the humanitarian community to reach them with food, clean water, basic hygiene items and medical services.

"The last 12 months have been exceptionally difficult for this industry, with workers and communities across the UK having suffered, not least on Teesside where the local community is still reeling from over 3,000 job losses on the Redcar site," they wrote.

"His remand status would have made it exceptionally difficult for anyone to engage properly with the voluminous documentary material, but it was especially onerous for him.

She noted that in these cases it is exceptionally difficult for victims to get a court hearing and to prove that the sex was not consensual.

Then in the third Test, on a pitch made exceptionally difficult for batsmen by rain, England could only score 76 for nine; Leyland scored 17 of those runs and according to Wisden, "was the one real success for England ... [He] never seemed in difficulties".

It is a time to discuss repealing The Taft Hartley Act of 1947―one of the great blows to American democracy―which makes it exceptionally difficult for employees to organize unions.

We recognise that this trial has been exceptionally difficult for Lee Rigby's family but I hope they can take some limited comfort from the justice achieved today and the fact that both defendants now face a very long stay in prison.