Sentence examples for be too difficult and from inspiring English sources

My mother feared getting a graduate degree would be too difficult and expensive for me.

The addition of sound wouldn't be too difficult and would allow for a more enjoyable game experience.

In this case, that shouldn't be too difficult, and Mr. Brennan will finally receive a simple-majority vote on his confirmation.

Processing data from a voluntary collection scheme, they believe, would be too difficult and would take away from some of the value provided by those surveys.

They concluded that it would be too difficult and damaging to the land to divert this flow into another river, via a trench.

The temporary lack of use of one limb, albeit the one that holds the pencil, should not be too difficult (and Beethoven and Delius faced much greater hardships).

I thought that it's too difficult and too expensive.

It's because it is too difficult and painful.

It's too difficult and she walks away.

"It's too expensive, it's too difficult, and the audience is fracturing.

Cooking food from scratch takes too much time, and is too difficult and too expensive.