Sentence examples for decidedly difficult to from inspiring English sources
It is decidedly difficult to take Leslie Nielsen seriously in a captain's hat.
In fact it's decidedly difficult to tease out exactly what is going on.
He especially notes that "for many users, domain names remain decidedly difficult to use and manage," so chances are Google will work on lowering the barriers for registering domain names and linking them to users' sites.
New Order performed directly after R&B singer Janelle Monae, a decidedly difficult act to follow.
Although Nagel acknowledges that her subject "could be decidedly difficult," she draws on stories that depict a more martyrlike character — a visit to a convent during which Marie-Thérèse "appeared to be a little angel," for example.
Things looked glum in the rich world and decidedly difficult in the poor world.
In any democratic society, counterintelligence is decidedly difficult and will never be perfect.
The usual response is that playing a fall/winter schedule, like most European leagues, would be decidedly difficult.
"And that is more decidedly difficult question than can I make my shift at the soup kitchen".
JOHANNESBURG -- Zimbabwean Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai is on his first official visit in Washington this week with a decidedly difficult sales pitch.
It would give the centre-left, already inclined to make economic promises it will find difficult to keep, a decidedly populist cast.In this section The fastidious plumbers of Belarus The descent into another Balkan war Europe's presidential race: the form The pits Short of a miracle All roads lead to Tropoje Unwanted hero Left turn?
