Sentence examples for Difficult though it may be from inspiring English sources

(Difficult though it may be to think of pro hockey players as knowledge workers, that is essentially what they have become).

Difficult though it may be to drag one's attention to matters Irish, anyone interested in finding out what it takes to construct peace among seemingly irreconcilable enemies should read this book.

Difficult though it may be to reach the "inside" directly, we should also note that the interior and exterior are intertwined, a point Montaigne uses in discussing "diversion," the transformation of painful emotions into pleasanter ones ("Of Diversion").

But Mike Port just does his job, difficult though it may be, and shuts out the offending game that is played around him.

So unless it is prepared to let power shortages continue restricting growth, Brazil may be better off switching back towards a free market, difficult though it may be to get right.

We're obviously doing the right thing, difficult though it may be.

In the case of Timberland and Woodland, though, it may be difficult for Timberland to prove that it should be protected, Ms. Roy said.

Since it's largely out of production now, though, it may be difficult to find.

Mr Hussein makes another important point: difficult and dangerous though it may be for the Kurds and the Baghdad government to recapture Mosul, they cannot afford to leave it alone.

Understand that some schools are extremely difficult to get into and, though it may be your dream to attend, you might not be able to get in.

Experience from the SIs and other professional development opportunities for faculty in the United States (described in Hilborn, 2013) indicate that faculty who receive sufficient pedagogical training using active learning prefer this strategy rather than using more passive forms of pedagogy, even though it may be difficult to maintain (e.g., Ebert-May et al., 2011).