Sentence examples for extremely hard to understand from inspiring English sources
It is flourishing, world leading, diverse and often extremely hard to understand.
Yet it is also why it can be extremely hard to understand the phenomenon until you've experienced it.
Even without the distortions and abuse peddled by the right- and left-wing media alike, it is extremely hard to understand.
Several counterterrorism officials described the report today as misleading and said it drew together disparate facts whose relevance in advance of the attacks had been extremely hard to understand.
Admittedly, there are shamefully few women in Hunt's personal "cell cycle story", but he clearly respects their scientific insights and has directly benefitted from their input, making it extremely hard to understand why he thinks working with women is a waste of his time.
They evaluated items and instructions for their perceived comprehensibility using a four point Likert scale (extremely easy to understand, quite easy to understand, quite hard to understand, extremely hard to understand).
"It was extremely hard to see him like that.
Any but the smallest business is extremely complex and hard to understand.
11 year olds can be EXTREMELY demanding and hard to understand.
"It is hard to understand why we don't change this, but the N.R.A. remains extremely powerful".
