Sentence examples for awfully difficult to from inspiring English sources

Consensus is awfully difficult to achieve".

"It's awfully difficult to get noticed, even when you are Martha Stewart," he said.

But this case, too, would have been awfully difficult to make.

It's also awfully difficult to protect this information while e-mail is in transit.

This is a tantalizingly simple question that is awfully difficult to answer.

JG : It's awfully difficult to reconcile yourself with your image at any age, I think.

Me: Well, I am her mother, but her birth mother loved her so very much but, and, but... uh, sadly, wasn't able to take care of her so she made the awfully difficult decision to give her to someone who was desperate to have a child.

To me, it looked awfully difficult, not to mention high.

Seems like an awfully difficult way to beat machismo back.

"This is an awfully difficult team to play against in their building," said Hebert, who was sharp in relief, stopping 20 of 22 shots.

His lack of any real religious faith, his un-libertarian style and record, his clear disdain for the ideas that motivate many of the most engaged Republicans — these qualities haven't prevented him from consolidating a quarter of the Republican electorate, but they should make it awfully difficult for him to get to 40 or 50percentt.