That by itself made him an unusual character; who else would relish such a deeply difficult, politically unrewarding, high-risk job?
PC Gamer UK reciprocated this view, but noted that naval strategy was a "deeply difficult task" for a developer, and that "The Creative Assembly have done the best that their game template would allow".
In 2007, a contentious standoff over how to solve a more than $1.5 billion deficit in the state budget dragged on for months, finally ending in the face of a government shutdown and with tax increases — deeply difficult, Ms. Granholm said, but unavoidable.
We are all for enabling people to get on with each other, peaceful coexistence, rapprochement of East and West; we are against subverting individuals out of a deeply held, difficult, courageous position in the interests of creating more smoothly running technocracies.
Both the Israelis and Palestinians have pulled back from the deeply difficult compromises, both territorial and religious, that would be required for a lasting settlement of the unfinished war of 1948-49.
But there are deeply difficult problems in deciding what should be the official and public attitude to the past.
Reif's letter noted that his inaugural remarks, in September 2012, celebrated MIT's record of success in focusing interdisciplinary teams on deeply difficult problems, and asked the faculty to identify grand challenges where MIT could make a unique contribution.
But lost in this framing is the reality that cryptography and security are not just political issues, but also deeply difficult technical ones.
But the episode remains frightening, and it's all the more so because making predictions about nuclear war is deeply difficult.
The competing narratives makes it deeply difficult for Latvia's political leaders to try to appeal to both sides of the gulf.
IN fiction, as in the other arts, we on occasion feel the exaltation of the deeply difficult, but far more often we encounter the reverse, what feels like the rebuff of a willed exclusivity.
