Sentence examples for be difficult on from inspiring English sources

Frankel can be difficult on "The Real Housewives"—in one episode this past season, she refused to eat sushi at a fellow-Housewife's dinner party, saying, "I only eat shellfish"—but, when it comes to promotional gigs, she has a rough-and-ready attitude.

Frankel can be difficult on "The Real Housewives" — in one episode this past season, she refused to eat sushi at a fellow-Housewife's dinner party, saying, "I only eat shellfish" — but, when it comes to promotional gigs, she has a rough-and-ready attitude.

Also if you already have children, which we do (one) that's going to be difficult on both.

"Those records can be difficult on first listen," agrees Harry.

"It will be difficult on her," Ms. Devi said.

Repaying loans can be difficult on such an income.

"I knew it was going to be difficult on her and on my wife as well.

"On a wicket that was difficult on day one, 420 was important and good from our batting line-up.

Either one is difficult on its own, but doing both can be a challenge.

Parking is difficult on weekends.

The experience was difficult on both sides.