Sentence examples for has been exceptionally difficult from inspiring English sources

"The decision to close the stores has been exceptionally difficult to take.

The transition from war to peace here has been exceptionally difficult, with the period before the elections characterized by violence and intimidation among rival parties.

His conjectures have dominated the field since they were proposed, and their proof would unify large areas of algebra, number theory, and analysis, but proving them has been exceptionally difficult.

We recognise that this trial has been exceptionally difficult for Lee Rigby's family but I hope they can take some limited comfort from the justice achieved today and the fact that both defendants now face a very long stay in prison.

Chief executive Dave Lewis said: "The decision to close these stores has been exceptionally difficult to take.

"The decision to close the store has been exceptionally difficult to take and we recognise it will affect many hard working colleagues, our customers and the local community".

"The last 12 months have been exceptionally difficult for this industry, with workers and communities across the UK having suffered, not least on Teesside where the local community is still reeling from over 3,000 job losses on the Redcar site," they wrote.

As a practical matter, Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg noted in a strongly worded dissent, it would have been exceptionally difficult for Ms. Ledbetter to complain when she was first given a lower raise than the male supervisors because Goodyear, like many employers, kept salaries and raises confidential.

DNA sequence motifs that activate meiotic recombination hotspots have been exceptionally difficult to identify, due mainly to their short lengths, their context-variable penetrance, and their functional redundancy (Wahls and Davidson 2010).

The practicalities of implementing a standard regime on all sites and in all groups would have been exceptionally difficult, so reducing the numbers of possible centres or patients even if ethical issues could be overcome.

In response to these difficult circumstances, monetary policy has been exceptionally expansionary for an unusually long period of time.