Sentence examples for is exceedingly difficult from inspiring English sources

"It is exceedingly difficult to parse," Mr. Wolfe said.

Sometimes the difference between "scalping" and "producing" is exceedingly difficult to discern.

Inflation is exceedingly difficult to bring under control once it has gained a foothold.

Trasylol's history demonstrates that once a drug is approved, halting its sales is exceedingly difficult.

Proving manipulation by short-sellers is "exceedingly difficult", says John Coffee, of Columbia Law School.

It locked them into the arms of Yucaipa in a way that is exceedingly difficult to escape.

Experts say it is exceedingly difficult for a computer to break a sentence into parts, then translate and reassemble them.

And anyway, legal scholars say, it is exceedingly difficult to devise a universal definition of hate speech.

As a result, it is exceedingly difficult to know anything definite about Socrates as a historical figure.

Lying hundreds of metres below the sea and deeper still below sediments, fire ice is exceedingly difficult to extract.

K.S.: It is exceedingly difficult to hit the right hilarious note, and I am not aware that I have ever succeeded.