Sentence examples for is exceptionally hard from inspiring English sources

That is exceptionally hard to arrange.

(Hillary Clinton's influence on this and all issues is exceptionally hard to figure out).

With its rugged grounds, a combination of steep mountains covered in dense foliage, positioning troops is exceptionally hard.

With North Korea heavily sanctioned after a series of provocative nuclear tests in recent years, foreign trade is exceptionally hard for the regime to come by.

But growers in stinkbug-affected regions sometimes exceed those levels — because, as it turns out, the brown marmorated stinkbug is exceptionally hard to kill with pesticides.

Still, putting him in charge of a state ballet company is a bold move in a country where tradition holds a powerful allure and change, by all accounts, is exceptionally hard to implement.

The winter of 1947 was exceptionally hard.

In truth it has always been exceptionally hard to protest in Britain.

I remember noticing that on one particular weekday the puzzle was exceptionally hard, but always satisfying and witty.

Not that poor whites are exceptionally hard done by, though men with shaved heads and black bomber jackets will argue that they are.

"It's exceptionally hard to make life changes," Mr. Deutschman said, "and our efforts are usually doomed to failure when we try to do it on our own".