Sentence examples for appallingly difficult from inspiring English sources

"It was appallingly difficult," he said.

It is because it is appallingly difficult to do well.

"We're going to have to make some appallingly difficult decisions".

Internal travel is appallingly difficult and there aren't enough hotel rooms.

That's a needless bogey, and a painful one, given he'd done all the hard work in finding the appallingly difficult green with his drive.

"Running a university in Britain is an appallingly difficult task," cautioned Mr. Barr of the London School of Economics, citing financial pressures.

Balfour-Fraser has been described as a pragmatic feminist, arguing: "Women can achieve everything, but it's appallingly hard work and… shouldn't be as difficult as it is".

"Her brutal murder remains shocking, an appallingly senseless act that is still difficult to believe or understand".

While the party is in appallingly bad taste, and of questionable purpose, it is obviously difficult to overestimate the strength of feeling in Liverpool towards Margaret Thatcher.

Though he initially thinks that this will be an extremely difficult task, he discovers that actual security is appallingly terrible and he easily figures out the password to hack his account after the first try.

Of course this is difficult, and requires commitments by western governments, of a kind which are so far appallingly lacking.