Sentence examples for a quite difficult question from inspiring English sources

This is a quite difficult question to answer.

There are still a lot of quite difficult questions here for the ethicist: not just the bioethics of using human beings in experiments, but also the question of whether drug use in mountaineering is more acceptable than drug use in, say, marathon running (and if so, why).

This degree raises quite difficult questions: Do all splice isoforms have functional significance?

That's quite a difficult question to answer, and will have to be developed over time for people to find value in their lives that aren't just a matter of their job.

Who makes the best MP for this constituency?' After that [2017] result, the voters won't believe that next time… it's going to be quite a difficult question to face up to, how we approach the doorsteps next time".

It's a fundamental question that marketers attempt to understand and in the world of fundraising the question is more "Why do people give?" It's quite a difficult question to answer as people have different backgrounds and personalities and as such have different reasons for giving, or not giving (if you want to learn more about your own giving, you can take a neat giving personality quiz here).

"That's a good question, a difficult question," he said.

"That's a really difficult question.

JILL LEPORE: A very difficult question.

It's a very difficult question.

"It is a very difficult question.