Sentence examples for exceptionally difficult to do from inspiring English sources

"That's exceptionally difficult to do.

But it's exceptionally difficult to do, partly because "beginning, middle and end" just works for the human brain.

Although breakthrough ideas are powerful, they are exceptionally difficult to come up with and bring to market.

That's difficult to do.

Difficult to do.

This is difficult to do.

Make it difficult to do.

Mr Littlewood says his target market is the honest student, although he concedes that it's "exceptionally difficult" to know what students are doing with the paid-for essay.

Indeed, as Oltedal et al. (2004) have argued, seeking to link risk perception to cultural adherence is exceptionally difficult to demonstrate, and "…cultural adherence does not seem to be a very precise predictor of risk perception (27)".

Combined, these factors make it exceptionally difficult to accurately measure C emissions from field-based techniques, regardless of methods used.

It is often exceptionally difficult to diagnose an infectious-disease syndrome and make an accurate bacteriological diagnosis.