Sentence examples for be a difficult enough from inspiring English sources

Getting a job will be a difficult enough task for the class of 09.

The 2012 election cycle will be a difficult enough one for the Republicans as they seek to unseat a president who is a strong fundraiser and gifted politician presiding over an economy that is beginning to turn around.

It is a difficult enough game at the best of times.

Teenage bedrooms are a difficult enough area of family life without police involvement.

It's a difficult enough assignment for a healthy, stable person.

New Zealand are a difficult enough proposition at a global tournament without the added emotional charge of giving their brightest and best a proper send-off.

That's a difficult enough thing without me determining what's going to happen elsewhere.

Establishing the "species-typical norm" for a particular human function is a difficult enough task, even where descriptive statistics can help.

"Maybe the maximum possibility we have is two more weeks".. Blackburn boss Steve Kean: "It's a difficult day for us because it's a difficult enough venue to play at with 11 men.

"And it's a difficult enough situation, and to try to punish somebody," he added, trailing off.

"I don't think that's an appropriate response, and it's a difficult enough situation then to try to punish somebody".