Sentence examples for would be exceptionally difficult from inspiring English sources

It has already agreed to buy Autonomy of Britain for $11.7 billion, a deal that would be exceptionally difficult to back out of.

To my lasting regret, I rode in the truck because I believed Pedro when he said the climb would be exceptionally difficult.

The government's road safety unit said the whole of the weekend would be exceptionally difficult with one wave of families leaving for their summer holidays, which usually last a month, as others returned from July vacations.

A decision was made to keep the purchase confidential, to maximise the impact when the Stegosaurus was revealed to the public and to give us a reasonable period in which to study the skeleton in detail, something that would be exceptionally difficult after it went on display.

BBC Scotland political editor Brian Taylor said that although Mr Murphy would be the front-runner, the timing would be "exceptionally difficult".

"Members commented that the delivery of the current range of NHS services would be exceptionally difficult within a flat cash settlement and in the absence of additional revenue resources very significant options for change would need to be considered".

Patti Smith: fascinating study of a woman thought to be exceptionally difficult to photograph.

Post-war reconciliation in Donetsk and Luhansk will thus be exceptionally difficult.

Initially I tried to obtain funding to ease the process but this proved to be exceptionally difficult.

I suspect this will be exceptionally difficult in the current environment.

Keeping that group focused on winning an election, rather than beating each other, will be exceptionally difficult tasks for Mook.