Sentence examples for has been exceptionally hard from inspiring English sources

But layoffs in those years tended to be temporary, meaning workers were more able to find work in the same field when their unemployment benefits terminated; nowadays, people are being forced to leave their industry entirely, and in the Great Recession and anaemic recovery of the past five years it has been exceptionally hard to find a job.

"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".

Certainly, he has been exceptionally lucky.

A cell phone?" Needlepoint, too, has been exceptionally popular.

"Monetary policy has been exceptionally accommodative across major advanced economies.

But the weather in Brighton has been exceptionally fine this week".

And it has been exceptionally bad for business.

This has been exceptionally profitable growth.

Medzhitov's mess has been exceptionally productive.

"The drone policy of this government has been exceptionally precise.

I have been assured by a number of people that it is going to be a hard winter because the squirrels have been exceptionally active hoarding nuts.