Sentence examples for are very difficult to put from inspiring English sources
"Multiteam deals are very difficult to put together," he said.
And failed states, like Humpty Dumpty, are very difficult to put together again, even if you control all the king's horses and all the king's men.
Lifting skills, encouraging entrepreneurship, encouraging people to be good citizens as well as good employees, teaching people to manage their finances – it is that long list of detailed changes to the way western societies manage themselves that we all know about, but which are very difficult to put in practice.
My experience, more often than not, is that there are not that many good scripts, A. B, the ones that are good are very difficult to put together; and sometimes even when they are put together, they fall apart.
It's very difficult to put it into words.
"And if that's not consistent, it's very difficult to put a long streak together".
"Once set free, it will be very difficult to put the tiger back in its cage.
Garriott: It's very difficult to put six around the little dinner table.
It's very difficult to put a dollar value on it.' Visibility is everything.
