Sentence examples for be doubly difficult from inspiring English sources

The surprise when grief continues may be doubly difficult.

E-business opportunities in China could therefore prove to be doubly difficult.

That will be doubly difficult if melting snows draw armed separatists into Indian-controlled Kashmir from the Pakistani-controlled part of the disputed state and heavy firing resumes across the line of control.

"I sometimes struggle to understand exactly, certainly in a concise way, in the briefings some of the very complex issues that scientific colleagues will try and get over so for the general public who are maybe just getting glancing parts of these messages from TV or the radio and newspapers it can be doubly difficult".

Not a few on Wall Street regard the idea as dotty; they wish the SEC would regain the initiative in introducing reforms at a federal level, not, as is happening now, in a piecemeal way led by a few states.While uncertainty remains at the SEC, the job of the new accounting oversight board will be doubly difficult, if it can be done at all.

Yet their job can be doubly difficult: Companies and organizations are frequently locked into existing IT approaches and are now told to do more with less.

"Now it's doubly difficult".

That is doubly difficult when public scepticism cuts so deep.

It was doubly difficult since he had denounced Burr as corrupt and unscrupulous for years.

Forging and sustaining partnership working is doubly difficult in challenging times.

But for a race caller who must keep track of 19 horses, the job is doubly difficult.