Sentence examples for both difficult and dear from inspiring English sources

Mr Ratsiraka's supporters have blown up several bridges, making transport in and out of Antananarivo both difficult and dear.

The value of the rupee has plunged while the country's foreign exchange reserves have dwindled, making purchases of foreign equipment even more difficult and dear.

It is both difficult and ungainly.

The battle is both difficult and urgent.

In fact it can be both difficult and expensive.

Both are prepared for; both are difficult (and often thankless); both take hard work and time.

Nearly every person we met wore a small lapel pin of either the flag, the Dear Leader, or both the flag and Dear Leader together.

The area is both difficult to access and dangerous.

"They were both senior members and great and dear friends.

Flax weaving is both an extremely difficult and specific suggestion.

It's a promotion that is near and dear to both of them.