Sentence examples for would be exceedingly difficult from inspiring English sources

In an interview, Mr. McKibben said he recognized that a rapid transition away from fossil fuels would be exceedingly difficult.

But raising that money would be exceedingly difficult using traditional methods and would keep the company almost endlessly locked into fund-raising mode.

He proposed that shareholders must hold an ownership stake of at least 5 percent to nominate a director, a level that would be exceedingly difficult to reach.

The paper acknowledges such actions would be "exceedingly difficult" to achieve, but says it is urgent to begin reductions now, rather than wait until future decades.

Given the structure of the consortiums that operated the mines, it would be exceedingly difficult for Niger to transfer uranium to Iraq.

Many of Mr. Romney's proposed tax cuts benefit the wealthy, and tax experts say it would be exceedingly difficult to retain the current progressivity if higher capital-gains rates were taken off the table.

Having joined Davis on the stump, it would now be exceedingly difficult for him to capitulate and allow the government to push the counter-terrorism bill through via the Parliament Act.

And then there's the casual referencing of, and simultaneous distancing from, "the Waverly," as in the Waverly Inn, a restaurant in Greenwich Village that you would know, from reading Gawker, to be exceedingly difficult to score a reservation at.

But identifying the remains will be exceedingly difficult.

"Jon is very proud and this must be exceedingly difficult.

With such projects, it can be exceedingly difficult to detect the spread of illicit funds.