Sentence examples for extremely challenging for from inspiring English sources

Jim Meer, director of fruit and vegetable supplier Barfoots, said: "The 2014 season has been extremely challenging for the supply of pumpkins into the UK market.

Markets deteriorated markedly in the first quarter, he said, and the operating environment "continued to be extremely challenging for the entire industry".

Joe Earley, a spokesman for the Fox network, said: "The movie area has been extremely challenging for this network since it began, and even for those networks that have enjoyed success with original movies these are tough times.

Rupert Murdoch, the chairman of the News Corporation, said in a conference call with Wall Street analysts Wednesday afternoon that he expects the current crisis to persist through at least 2009, calling circumstances "extremely challenging for media" and anticipating a "prolonged economic slump".

"This was extremely challenging for the trust as it was far below the cost of the pilot 111 services that the trust had experience of, and was substantially below the level of cost that the trust had modelled as its future 111 service proposals".

He wasn't afraid of tackling whatever felt right to him – whether it was The Judas Tree, which was extremely challenging for everyone, or The Prince of the Pagodas, which threw some people because he went back to a classical language they didn't expect from him".

The document reveals that the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) is struggling to meet "extremely challenging" demands for over £1bn of efficiency savings over the next two years and these pressures could disrupt plans to roll out benefits reforms.

The truth is that homeless people have extremely challenging lives for a host of reasons, some obvious, some not so obvious.

BP said it was terminating its sponsorship of the Tate, blaming what it called the "extremely challenging business environment" for its decision rather than years of protest against the sponsorship.

To do this while its whole management structure is turned upside down has always been described as "extremely challenging" – management-speak for "impossible but we can't admit that to the boss".

First, personalised autologous cell therapy is extremely challenging to develop for widespread clinical use.