Sentence examples for and difficult to pull from inspiring English sources

That would be unpopular and difficult to pull off.

Experts said the fund was invested in assets that were illiquid and difficult to pull out of quickly such as real estate and private equity.

The compromise, Mr. Smith said, was practical and not particularly surprising because "the project was very complex and difficult to pull off".

The connection is discovered, and it propels the film into a subgenre that's both familiar and difficult to pull off: that of tiny causes bringing vast effects.

The undertaking will be expensive and difficult to pull off, but in the past month alone the government has enabled 519 hospitals and clinics to dispense AIDS medicines, more than it had in all the years combined since South Africa began providing antiretroviral drugs to its people in 2004, South African health officials said.

"There is a place for all those products at large companies, but it's expensive and difficult to pull together for small companies," he said.

Dialogue-driven novels – I liken them to a locomotive pulling the narrative carriages along – are few and far between, and very difficult to pull off.

"I think we all know that both parties are fractured and are difficult to pull together and to lead".

Cyberattacks on critical infrastructure are rare, take much planning and are difficult to pull off.

The prime cinematic technique that he created to capture the multiple levels of performance is the extremely long take, which is both starkly simple to execute and remarkably difficult to pull off.

The requirement to 3D touch the screen to activate the live photos is irritating and surprisingly difficult to pull off, requiring me to shift the position I'm holding my phone in.