Sentence examples for be hugely difficult because from inspiring English sources

I think at this point Alex's job is going to be hugely difficult because he's gotta fight that PR battle," said Duffy, who recommended the union consider doing things like volunteer tutoring in underserved communities to build trust and support.

And the promised integration, which will be hugely difficult to implement anyway because it involves bringing together two currently separate services, is part of Labour's 10-year plan for the NHS.

But it would do nothing to reduce Greece's debt burden and would be hugely difficult to co-ordinate.

"It's going to be hugely difficult," said Coates.

I guess that you watch a lot of television, because travelling regularly to all these countries from penguins to papaya (and more) would be hugely difficult, if not impossible.

But recognizing images at what techies call "scale," meaning thousands or even millions of images, is hugely difficult, partly because it requires enormous computing power.

But while these events are fascinating, not least because they almost certainly involve physics beyond our ken, they are hugely difficult to observe.

This is hugely difficult.

Gayer said the decision to cut services was hugely difficult.

That's hugely difficult, no matter how unpopular Trump is 21 months from now.

Winning a grand slam is hugely difficult, whatever a player's age (just ask Andy Murray).