Sentence examples for be only as difficult from inspiring English sources

If change had been slower, perhaps Chaucer would be only as difficult as Shakespeare is to us; "Beowulf" only as distant as Chaucer is now.

Even now, Michael said, finding a bookie in town to place a bet on Sunday's Super Bowl might be only as difficult as locating a tavern that has been in business for a few decades.

One reason is that it is only as difficult as hikers make it.

Artistic languages, though, are only as difficult to learn as natural ones.

Walk up and down the paddock and it is not hard to find people who will say Alonso is a disruptive influence and hard to handle, while, equally, there are also those who have worked closely with him who will barely say a bad word about him, and insist that he is "only as difficult as you allow him to be".

Renting can be just as difficult.

"It's a very difficult job and you are only as good as the players at your disposal.

The pathologist's job is only getting more difficult as doctors move toward less invasive procedures that are designed to disturb the body as little as possible.

"The loneliness is only what is difficult, as Larry's peace and comfort is always what is important to me, now as when he was here.

Data released last week suggests that the administration's task is only growing more difficult as the problems created by unemployment and housing persist.

For the above reasons, disorder for drug design is not a bad situation, and it should be defined as difficult work only.