Sentence examples for and immensely difficult to from inspiring English sources

The causes of the crisis are well known and immensely difficult to overcome.

In Peter Biskind's 1998 book "Easy Riders, Raging Bulls," about film directors of the 1970's, Mr. Friedkin was described as demanding, autocratic, bullying and immensely difficult to work with.

The expression of nuance and feeling is immensely difficult to indicate directly.

"There are far too many examples around where teams have been relegated from the Championship and found it immensely difficult to go back up as they have had to adjust to a completely different financial model," he told BBC Sport.

And if it was so immensely difficult to do that, might it be all too easy to slip back?

Ben and Farrah have found it immensely difficult to get reliable information from the V.A. about what benefits they can count on.

After all the dollars and debates, after all the ads and adjectives, the country still found it immensely difficult to make up its mind.

Theoretically, you can survive on a farm for several weeks without being able to speak the native language, but it will be immensely difficult to take instructions and learn if no one there can speak a language you understand.

IT IS immensely difficult to write a book for children, and even harder to sell one.

Ever in the forefront of our support for the brave men and women of our Armed Forces, Harvey leaves open a post that will be immensely difficult to fill.

Despite promising advances in bioprinting, it is still immensely difficult to reproduce the delicate structure-function relationships of complex tissues and organs using this approach.