Sentence examples for it uncommonly difficult from inspiring English sources
First, the rules make it uncommonly difficult for pollsters to determine who is going to vote.
It is uncommonly difficult to stay ahead of fanatics who dedicate their entire beings to coming up with creative new ways to cause mass destruction.
And while he probably would prefer to be thought of for other works as well, his has been an uncommonly difficult career, with the high points coming far too early for him to keep his bearings.
And like a blob, they're uncommonly difficult to move out of the way on behalf of the needs and interests of children.DIA: With the introduction of more testing and greater accountability, and the expansion of charter schools and school choice, reformers have seen many of their ideas put into practice over the past decade.
We must find common ground in order to make progress on some uncommonly difficult challenges," Obama said.
The employees who did make it to work have found it uncommonly quiet.
They said his honesty, rare for an athlete, made it uncommonly easy to relate to him.
Something old becomes something new and, as the name has it, uncommonly beautiful.
It certainly makes it difficult.
Uncommonly, it appears as focal activity, which makes it difficult to discriminate between malignancy and normal bowel tissue.
