Sentence examples for at all difficult from inspiring English sources

Nor is it at all difficult.

The technique is not at all difficult, only backward.

For it isn't at all difficult to make money work for Africa.

And it's not as if it's at all difficult for a passenger to lodge a complaint.

"We have gotten good at managing; we are not at all difficult to contact".

Judge 3: "Is that difficult?" Do-Much-More: "No, it isn't at all difficult.

For Fellini, however, 81/2 was 'sincere to the point of being indecent' and not at all difficult to understand.

The candied aubergine puree is not at all difficult, but just leave it out if it's not your thing.

The response options, given on a 5-point scale, were: not difficult at all, slightly difficult, somewhat difficult, very difficult, impossible without help.

All respondents were asked to rate the level of difficulty completing the survey on a five point scale (not difficult at all – very difficult).

"To get consensus on anything at all is difficult at the United Nations — water, peacekeeping, it is not just extraterrestrials," she said.