How difficult an experience was that?
Because of that, tracing the stroke's origin is difficult, an exercise in weighing disparate accounts.
Finding a parking spot is about as difficult an event as the grand prix itself.
"Making country-by-country comparisons is difficult," an Amazon spokesman said.
Asked what it was that made him so difficult an opponent, the Spaniard said: "Everything.
"It's difficult — an unexpected position, I think," he said of the club's paltry 13-point tally this season.
Lastly: DC United's Wayne Rooney, Yamil Asad and Paul Arriola was more difficult an omission than meets the eye.
The event proved absurdly difficult, an anomaly in a showcase that is otherwise a marvel of wizardry.
So far, however, this is too difficult an argument for most Labour politicians to make in public.
When writing becomes too difficult, an author must take a break, encourage him or herself, and wait for inspiration to strike.
"This is as difficult an environment for Republicans as there's been since Watergate," said George LeMieux, the former campaign manager for Gov. Charlie Crist, a Republican.
