Sentence examples for be too difficult on from inspiring English sources

Their first choice, Dan Wofford, who lost narrowly to Mr. Gerlach in the 2002 contest for an open seat, bowed out, saying the race would be too difficult on his young sons, who are 8 and 11.

To leave before or during the holiday would be too difficult on the family but once the holiday is over, it is an opportune time to move on, or so they say.

We came to the conclusion that it would be too difficult to carry on".

The ability to open-strum the guitar was a feature that was planned for Guitar Hero III but was removed before release, finding that it was too difficult on the guitar tracks.

Old chimpanzee Peony shuffles towards a climbing frame in the outdoor enclosure to join several conspecifics on top, but the climbing is too difficult on this cold day.

If breaking the cycle is too difficult on your own you may wish to consider some help from a therapist.

If the pose is too difficult on your heels, try placing a folded blanket beneath your heels.

Gurdjian said he feared that the freshly laid tarmac would be too difficult to drive on because of sand and hydrocarbons associated with the new surface.

"It's my own decision and I chose to resign because I felt that it would be too difficult to continue to focus on my work as an intern at this stage," said Hyde, who started his internship two weeks ago.

The main argument against the use of drag-and-drop in software for young children is that it may be too difficult for them to maintain pressure on the mouse button during movement.

At their best, cloud companies simplify the complex and provide access to sets of services that might otherwise be too difficult for many developers to achieve on their own.