Sentence examples for has proven exceedingly from inspiring English sources
But implementing those privileges for all 36 of the country's recognised native communities has proven exceedingly difficult.The protests have sprouted up all across the country.
Thus, reaching a common consensus regarding the requirements that are essential in this field has proven exceedingly difficult.
Another fruitful area of research concerns the analysis of wake patterns using amplitude equations, which has proven exceedingly rich in phemonena, and models the experimental patterns surprisingly well.
Mapping Suhrawardi's intellectual trajectory and identifying the sources which he may have used has proven exceedingly difficult (Walbridge 2000, 2001; cf. Gutas 2003).
That has proven exceedingly hard to do, as report after report trains its focus squarely on Lauer and the show's disastrous ouster of Ann Curry last June.
Treatment of the disfiguring orofacial swelling of OFG has proven exceedingly difficult and remains unsatisfactory.
It was not clear Tuesday if the project would be revived, but it has proved exceedingly difficult to repurpose similar vessels.
But the company is staggering under the weight of its $5.8 billion purchase last year of Rubbermaid Inc., a problem-plagued company that has proved exceedingly difficult to turn around.
That combination of youth and anonymity has proved exceedingly valuable to Kik, which has been valued at $1bn, but also dangerous to some of its young users.
Determining what went wrong has proved exceedingly difficult; the case is still being debated in review boards and appellate courts, and truth has become obscured by rumor and apocrypha.
