Sentence examples for it exceptionally hard from inspiring English sources

The time limit had been shortened by Mr Berlusconi's previous government, one of several measures pushed through that make it exceptionally hard to secure a conclusive conviction for any white-collar crime in Italy.The shortened time limit makes it highly unlikely that the prime minister's own trial will be completed before proceedings are halted.

It's exceptionally hard as a coach to keep going and it's those close games that really hurt you.

It's exceptionally hard to spot [surveillance] equipment these days; it's microscopic.

When inflation is low - as it is now across the advanced economies - that means it is exceptionally hard for central banks to set interest rates low enough to generate full employment.

"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".

Despite their best efforts, however, their priests and stargazers came to realize that it was exceptionally hard to pinpoint the moment of the sun's turning by observation alone — even though they could define the successive seasons by the advancing and withdrawal of daylight and darkness.

It is exceptionally hard to imagine anybody else's replacing them in their own repertory, and yet this year that's what will happen: they are passing on one of their most renowned vehicles, "Grain," to two Cambodians — Charian (female, 17) and Peace (male, 18) — to perform at the American Dance Festival in Durham, N.C., from June 25 to 27.

And kind of like in San Francisco, in New York City, if you aren't a Democrat, it's exceptionally hard to win.

With small kids it's exceptionally hard to know".

Yet, despite its ubiquity, the research of Hope and Healing Institute psychologist Kathryn Belicki and her colleagues reveals that it is exceptionally hard to define.

"It's an exceptionally hard test," Harrington said.