Sentence examples for be hugely difficult to from inspiring English sources

This would require the Federal Government to relinquish a huge amount of its power, and would therefore be hugely difficult to actually achieve.

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

But it will be hugely difficult to convince a sceptical public to back such far-reaching changes.

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.

In a statement on Friday, he said it would be "hugely difficult" to work with Team GB coaches after the controversy.

"It will be hugely difficult to match the achievements of Beijing - everything went exactly to plan for both the Olympic and Paralympic squads there and to replicate that at a home Games with the increased pressure and attention will be tough.

The recriminations over the Iraq war also meant it would have been hugely difficult to continue as shadow Foreign Secretary.

As any manager will testify cultural change, even when recognised as needed, is hugely difficult to implement.

It is hugely difficult to engage with a one-day series when it comes hot on the heels of a highly-anticipated Ashes.

She insists that she deserves $15 an hour, saying it is hugely difficult to live in New York on her weekly paycheck of $122.

Such radicalism remains rare, for while it may represent the highest form of the game, a system without forwards is hugely difficult to play effectively.