Sentence examples for and difficult to achieve from inspiring English sources

He concluded: "It's a big idea; complicated, and difficult to achieve".

But in the current economic environment the minister's expectations of non-tax revenues seem optimistic and difficult to achieve.

They are so rare and difficult to achieve that the manner of them hardly seems to matter.

While Mr. Bloomberg has staked his mayoralty on the success of his education policies, his housing proposals are almost nearly as aggressive and difficult to achieve.

However, energy experts say this would be expensive and difficult to achieve in a deregulated market, where power plants essentially control their own fate.

Thus, agreements on harmonization of regulations and guidelines can be more complicated and difficult to achieve than may seem to be the case.

But "to hold pleasant and reasonable conversation with oneself and one's family... this is rarer and more difficult to achieve".

Items concerning relationships, where reliability was only moderate and consensus difficult to achieve, must be subject to particular scrutiny during questionnaire construction and testing.

"Never again will we accept the ideological posturing that the changes needed are too complex and too difficult to achieve," Ms. Llodra said.

What new fintech companies are attempting is very ambitious and incredibly difficult to achieve.

Such dispersal of responsibility renders the need for common standards all the more necessary and, yet, difficult to achieve.