Sentence examples for difficult any from inspiring English sources

While the former still exists, it is difficult any longer to think of slang as Partridge's underworld of language.

Acquiring the land of folks who know no other life is difficult any way.

"In times like this, where it's already extremely difficult, any further damage to our budget would be devastating".

Administration officials said the assassination was a mistake that would make more difficult any Arab cooperation with the withdrawal, particularly on the part of Jordan and Egypt.

But Mr. Mohammad's tour, undermined by mismanagement from above and the poor discipline that surrounded him, suggested how difficult any transformation might be.

However, despite the 15% reduction in numbers, the government had expected the civil service to be operating with even fewer staff by now, a stark illustration of how difficult any further cuts are likely to be.

"Without it, the consequences will be too difficult for any of us to imagine.

Go to any deprived area, any difficult school, any failing social service, and the root cause of trouble is drugs.

His default position in any difficult or any moment of tranquility is to go give a speech.

"The fact that it's unconscious doesn't make the outcome any less difficult, or any more just".

It couldn't get any more difficult or any bigger".