Sentence examples for but difficult that from inspiring English sources

It's wrong but understandable that in most workplaces the broadly likable tend to get promoted faster than the competent but difficult; that personal chemistry matters, even at the highest level.

But two cases showed how difficult that goal was to achieve.

"It is regrettable that sporting facilities will be lost but difficult choices that are being made in difficult circumstances".

Endoscopic submucosal dissection of early oesophageal cancer is a new but difficult technique that must be performed by endoscopists (Wani et al, 2013; Zhang et al, 2013).

Ribéry to Contento on the left, cross to Muller for an open, but difficult volley that slips wide.

"Natural" was defined as an inevitable but difficult time that one should go through.

That might be difficult but that's his prerogative and I have no arguments with that".

"But, very difficult though that is to accept right now, our destiny is still in our own hands.

It proves that Hungarian is incredibly difficult, but that's no excuse.' The errors have been corrected.

You will learn at an early age that life can be difficult, but that doesn't mean you give up.

But just how difficult that mutation is to acquire "is something this research did not address," he says.