Sentence examples for difficult and trying to from inspiring English sources

As exposure of sewage workers implies contact with multiple potent genotoxics at varying levels (by concentration, time and location) and routes of exposure (by inhalation, dermal and ingestion) [ 9], characterizing and quantifying it are extremely difficult, and trying to relate adverse outcomes to single toxicant is inappropriate.

For one case, involving insurance fraud, McDade begins the entry: "Getting away with murder is difficult enough, and trying to make money from the deed substantially reduces the chances of success".

Recently, Crazy Daisy and I anchored the entire show, which provided new tests, such as filling time with interesting facts, pronouncing difficult names, and trying to remember who's on next.

As all good scientists say when posed with difficult questions and trying to buy more time to answer them: It depends.

Occasionally I've seen people I used to work with as adults, still in difficult situations and trying to find their way.

You have to encourage your team mates and show them that the task is possible, even if difficult, and try to make it fun for them.

You need your brain to drive, and when we overload the brain with two very difficult tasks, driving and trying to communicate, driving loses.

"The last four months have been quite difficult with my knee and trying to get back fit again.

"That part of it is very difficult when you are coming together and trying to be a democracy," Downs said.

The coming months and years were so difficult, trying to encourage her to come back to me, asking her forgiveness for me not doing the right thing and trying to find a way forward.

Or they could take a more difficult path and try to void the rest of the contract.