Sentence examples for admittedly difficult from inspiring English sources

The diagnoses are admittedly difficult.

Defining the line between these is admittedly difficult and subjective.

That's a.624 pace, and it's admittedly difficult to attain, even in a less challenging division.

And stuffed cabbage, a dish admittedly difficult to love, was drowned in a bland tomato sauce.

Christians in Homs seem to have tried to stay neutral, an admittedly difficult task.

Some of these leaps are admittedly difficult to untangle from Chinese box-office growth overall.

Much of this food, admittedly, is difficult to reach by public transportation.

He advises me to find a way to laugh about 30 minutes every day — admittedly a difficult goal in the present economic climate, but worth reaching for.

The Velodrome's roof required 300 tonnes of steel; the Aquatic Centre's – about the same size but with admittedly more difficult conditions – uses 3,000 tonnes.

Beyond the news -- admittedly, a difficult leap to make right now -- this is in no small part how the zeitgeist comes into focus -- through television shows that might be gathered under the rubric "The Way We Live Now".

"The president has made policy decisions in this area that are admittedly very difficult, but his primary focus has been on the best national security interests of the United States.