Sentence examples for be so difficult in from inspiring English sources
Who knew finding an apple would be so difficult in the Big Apple?
It can be so difficult in life to keep one's damn mouth shut.
"We didn't think it would be so difficult in the beginning," said Dr. Layla Yakhyaeva, a psychologist at the Centre.
However, it has to be asked why this seems to be so difficult in Germany whereas it has been realized in other countries, e.g. France or Norway [ 6].
It is so difficult in the camp.
Finding out who we are is so difficult in these times".
Whatever becomes of this case, it already illustrates why prison reform is so difficult in New York.
"Parking is so difficult in midtown, and we assume that everyone will have two cars," Ms. Stein said.
The GMB union complained that it was made to feel like it was organising the "French resistance" because engaging workers was so difficult in this toxic environment.
The reason Mosul was so difficult in the final three weeks of battle was because we had hundreds of foreign fighters in the Old City barricaded in civilian structures.
"The situation in Sarajevo was so difficult in that time, that we were actually happy not to have them with us in that hell".
