Sentence examples for will be exceedingly from inspiring English sources

But identifying the remains will be exceedingly difficult.

The next several months will be exceedingly difficult for the Obama administration.

Even the quartet recognizes that "getting to zero" will be exceedingly difficult.

But the criminal investigation into who's responsible will be "exceedingly difficult", he cautioned last week.

Without the 71-year-old Mr. Rabbani, it will be exceedingly difficult to move the peace process forward.

If that happens there is a possibility that the parliamentary politics of the Commons will be exceedingly messy.

Similarly, repeated quotations from the war diary of a soldier named Yehoshua BandDayan — and how much he misses his wife, Gila, and young son, Yariv — undoubtedly resonate with Israelis, but will surely be exceedingly tiresome to most everyone else.

The result is that the Schumer-Van Hollen bill will likely be exceedingly limited in its effect on political spending; and most with whom I spoke regard it more as an obligatory political gesture than anything else.

In our view, coupling research to policy initiatives will probably be exceedingly difficult within such funding framework.

Certainly, it will be an exceedingly difficult act to follow.

He knows this will be an exceedingly difficult task.