Sentence examples for difficult anyway from inspiring English sources

But the task would be difficult anyway.

Speaking out would have been difficult, anyway, given the hierarchy of caste.

If we have to leave the EU, it will be difficult, but it's difficult anyway.

IT WAS difficult anyway to find anyone in South Korea with a good word to say about politicians.

It would have been difficult anyway to envisage Allardyce answering to Ashworth, who had a short, unsuccessful playing career with Norwich.

Because of sanctions, it is impossible to fly directly to Syria from the EU, and fighting near the airport makes it difficult anyway.

Spamming Yik Yak would be extremely difficult anyways since posts only appear to users with a few miles.

But business is difficult now anyway.

Or is it just a difficult moment anyway?

For many around town, 3 December 1976 was proving a difficult day, anyway.

The Ospreys had endured a difficult day anyway, as they received news of their full-back Lee Byrne's two-week ban and a €25,000 (£21,660) fine for temporarily fielding 16 players against their Heineken Cup opponents, Leicester, last weekend.