Sentence examples for be not only difficult but from inspiring English sources

The powerful core of the old nomenklatura in psychiatry was concentrated in Moscow, and it was clear that the struggle inside their fortress would be not only difficult, but also it would be a waste of time, energy and resources, so the Global Initiative on Psychiatry has been avoiding Moscow almost completely for all the years.

Also, for a larger or king sized bed, building a teepee may be not only difficult but it could end up looking overwhelming.

"Madness and Civilization" is not only difficult, but often irritating reading.

It is not only difficult but ambiguous as well to detect the entry and the exit points of the defect.

Measurement of the HAZ thickness and temperature distribution within the processes are not only difficult but also expensive.

With this large number of pending cases ongoing, it was not only difficult but logistically challenging to track final results.

It is not only difficult but ambiguous to detect the entry point in the groove defect by making use of the signal.

Entering the labor market during bad economic times is not only difficult, but has long term effects, researchers say.

Even though these ideas are critical for drug discovery, validating them using experiments is not only difficult, but also in some cases infeasible.

Managing a menu among the dishes and glasses is not only difficult, but it's also dangerous; anything that falls hits marble, on the table or on the floor, and is unlikely to survive.

Once they reach the reefs, divers have to cut them out by hand and load them onto inflatable boats, a process that is not only difficult, but also dangerous.