Examples of using Exceedingly difficult in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Others find it exceedingly difficult.
It is exceedingly difficult to rank these five events in order of importance.
The conditions were exceedingly difficult then too.
And that makes re-creating it, whether from vegetables or cells in a lab, exceedingly difficult.
It's an exceedingly difficult way to do magic.
Taking the candy proved exceedingly difficult.
They were exceedingly difficult for my people and for me.
Reading small print becomes exceedingly difficult.
Such matters are exceedingly difficult, and much more so when it comes to the changing of form.
Needless to say, Lucy would also be exceedingly difficult to steal.
He brought upon them exceedingly difficult afflictions which caused them bitter and extended weeping.
Later on in life, health behavior habits are exceedingly difficult to change.
This is an ideal that is exceedingly difficult to achieve, almost like the prophecy of Moshe.
While it's possible to represent yourself in higher court, it is exceedingly difficult to do successfully.
The mind is fickle and exceedingly difficult to restrain, but with practice and renunciation it can be done."- The Bhagavad Gita.
The technology that got you here also makes it exceedingly difficult to stage a murder-suicide.
For the members of that generation, who had never yet experienced exile, the very need to settle on foreign soil and build a new life that would continue through the present andthe next generation was seen as an exceedingly difficult and drawn out test.
Now connections of this kind are exceedingly difficult to investigate.
Since it is possible to do this(to adopt the sign of a another nation) in order to receive a benefit or to persecute the adherents of that religion… but no person would do this act(circumcision) to himself or his son without clear intention, because this is not a scratch on the thigh or a burn on the arm,but it is something that is exceedingly difficult.".
Focused attention has become an exceedingly difficult task in these days.
As punishment, he was sent to a punishment cell in exceedingly difficult conditions for fifteen days, and every time that he refused to go back to work before his book of Tehilim was returned to him, he was sent back for another fifteen days.
Scarring, particularly when it's located on the scalp, is extremely visual and also exceedingly difficult to disguise in an everyday world.
Lengthy, complex assignments are exceedingly difficult for the child with attentional problems.
As God does not repeat His work, and man invariably judges God's current work by the work He did in the past,it has become exceedingly difficult for God to carry out each stage of work of the new age.
Except being flammable, the human hair is exceedingly difficult to destroy even with the help of strong acids.
The old forces decided that during the final process, lives would have to make a choice,a choice that would be exceedingly difficult to make, for everything should be ending, and moreover, the world's morals have become a mess.
Philo was engaged in the laudable but exceedingly difficult task of harmonizing Greek philosophy and Hebrew theology.
And now that she has it, it would be exceedingly difficult for her to let it go.
Even later, in the affairs of Eden, it was exceedingly difficult for them to work together in peace.
The nature of plate juggling, that is, their curious shape,makes it exceedingly difficult to initially throw up more than three from each hand.