Sentence examples for it is exceedingly difficult from inspiring English sources

We all received it when we were young and it is exceedingly difficult to break its grasp.

Analysts, however, warned that it is exceedingly difficult for a company to both license its products and compete with those licensees at the same time.

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

It is exceedingly difficult for any public official to prove libel.

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.

The problem is once we know something, such as the melody of a song, it is exceedingly difficult to imagine not knowing it.

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

It is exceedingly difficult to roast beef in an open fireplace even with a spit, and we won't try it here, not today.

His finding meant that it is exceedingly difficult, even for a professional investor, to beat the market by trying to predict stock-price movements in the short term.