Sentence examples for a difficult project to from inspiring English sources

It was a difficult project to get started and has been difficult to maintain.

What's the status of that? A. I'm not sure of the status, but it's obviously a difficult project to finance in this environment.

Most importantly, a PhD student undertakes a difficult project to create new knowledge, and finishes it.

But it was a very difficult project to achieve.

Is it because your film was a more difficult project to sell?

"It's a very difficult project to undertake," said Stephen J. Hayes, vice president of the Economic Development Corporation.

"There are better days and worse days when this is a more difficult project to discuss".

"In many ways Albums of the 90s was a more difficult project to write than the other two," says Christgau.

"The bottom line is, the mall has been a very difficult project to bring to finality," Mr. Rowland told reporters in his office today, citing the legal headaches and some critics' predictions of traffic gridlock.

Was the MAXXI contemporary art museum in Rome a very difficult project to achieve, considering the layers of architecture in Rome?

"If that does not happen, the single currency area will become an increasingly difficult project to run," said Weber, a former Bundesbank president who served on the ECB's governing council for several years.