Sentence examples for exceptionally difficult time from inspiring English sources

Djindjic's death comes at an exceptionally difficult time for Serbia and the Balkans.

A spokesperson for News UK said: "Mark Hanna has been through an exceptionally difficult time.

"I was fairly successful as a stockbroker," Mr. Kinbar said, "and to go from that to nothing made for an exceptionally difficult time".

"It is sort of like keeping a flame alive during what is politically an exceptionally difficult time," said Robert Stavins, director of the environmental economics program at the Kennedy School of Government at Harvard.

"Those affected by the tragic events in Tunisia are our main priority and we will continue to do all we can to support our customers as well as their family and friends in the resort at this exceptionally difficult time".

A company statement read: "Those affected by the tragic events in Tunisia are our main priority and we will continue to do all we can to support our customers as well as their family and friends in resort at this exceptionally difficult time.

"He counselled and helped me through exceptionally difficult times after I was sentenced to death in 2013," she added.

Alas, the vote has acquired symbolic power for Cameron, who has been trying to "detox" the Thatcher-toxified Tory party in exceptionally difficult times.

"He counselled and helped me through exceptionally difficult times after I was sentenced to death in 2013".

"He is having an exceptionally hard time.

In motions filed in Federal District Court late Monday, the lawyers also said that Mr. James would have an "exceptionally difficult, if not impossible" time getting a fair trial in Newark, but they stopped short of asking for a change of venue.