Sentence examples for extraordinarily difficult to get from inspiring English sources
It is extraordinarily difficult to get a sense of the constituent elements of Kheli Fiadjoe's cultural universe.
Though these matters were extraordinarily difficult to get right, he continued, especially if one wasn't used to dealing with the lower orders.
The trouble was that under the Kádár regime it was extraordinarily difficult to get hold of any documentation — particularly during the Sixties, when I was writing "Fatelessness".
"I think the C.I.A. has found it extraordinarily difficult to get intelligence on Libya," said the consultant, who would speak only on condition of anonymity because of his dealings with the agency.
A recent study by the Congressional Research Service concluded that it would be extraordinarily difficult to get rid of 90 percent of tax expenditures, leaving at most perhaps $100 billion to $150 billion of revenue that could realistically be realized to finance rate reductions.
She said: "While we're very, very keen to talk to state schools, it's been extraordinarily difficult to get in, first of all to find the right people to talk to in school and then getting an invitation to go because they don't have the framework in their daily schedule which allows time for outside speakers to come in.
"It was extraordinarily difficult to make," she says.
For the traveler and travel manager, it becomes something that's extraordinarily difficult to bring clarity to".
The transmitters will soon be placed at Times Square and Grand Central Terminal, where it is "extraordinarily complex and difficult to get radio reception in and out," Mr. O'Leary said.
