The phrase "as many difficult" is not correct in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete expression and lacks proper grammatical structure.
Example: "There are as many difficult challenges as there are easy ones."
Alternatives: "as many challenging" or "as many tough".
It's to pass responsibility onto the other party and force them to take as many difficult votes as possible.
It also raises as many difficult questions for our understanding of the British constitution as it does of the UK's relationship with the European Union.
He has already collected the signatures of the parents and guardians of 94 children at his son's school, all concerned by the implications of emotional literacy.Southampton LEA's policy is, indeed, to try to include as many difficult and disruptive children in mainstream education as possible.
The aim is then to take the app to as many difficult and low resourced settings as possible around Africa and around the world.
One of the tabulators exhibited can work out and print the results of as many as twelve difficult problems in just a single rapid operation.
Our plan is to bring as many as possible despite difficult travel arrangements and a midweek match.
They do not qualify for as many deductions, making it difficult for them to itemize.
But succeeding with a freemium model can be difficult, as many customers are reluctant to start paying.
I think Milton is one of the great radical rethinkers of many difficult predicaments, as well as an amazingly gifted poet just on the technical level.
"However, as with the many difficult choices we currently face, we must focus our efforts in areas where we can have the most impact.
I hope other like-minded Americans will join me in my call for more facts and less blather as we answer many difficult and fundamentally important questions.
