Sentence examples for difficult, ever from inspiring English sources
But predictability is at its most difficult ever because demand is very thin.
Certainly, it will be more "democratic" (though 15-year terms would make it equally difficult ever to turf anyone out).
The incalculable effect of what was written about me by these highly influential tabloid newspapers is something from which it will be difficult ever to escape.
Repainting the massive steel support struts of the Verrazano-Narrows Bridge, that sleek gray gateway to the Atlantic, may be among the more difficult ever attempted.
WRITING a manifesto good enough to cause trouble has been difficult ever since Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels set the bar rather high in 1848.
Price was so comprehensively buried by Burke's ragings against revolutionary excess that it has been difficult ever since for the left to express pride in country.
Finding the peak balance is more difficult than ever.
Times have recently got more difficult than ever.
Unlike writing, which remains as difficult as ever.
Dr. Margaret Hamburg has been tackling difficult tasks ever since.
Is Finnegans Wake the most difficult novel ever written?
