Sentence examples similar to difficult asks from inspiring English sources

"It's a hugely difficult ask," Rodgers admits.

"Any score above 300 is a very difficult ask.

But on past form, a top-four finish seems a distinctly difficult ask.

But he admitted that doing so would prove "quite a difficult ask".

It was a difficult ask from about ten feet and he rolls it around the cup.

I get disappointed but much of the time it's a difficult ask to keep all the parties happy".

"Why make things simple when you can make them difficult?" asked Etienne Russo, the fashion show producer who reliably sets the bar for Fashion Week creativity.

"It was always going to be a difficult ask.

That's a more difficult ask, since Democrats only hold 193 seats there.

That's a more difficult ask in Europe, where business failures have not traditionally been embraced.

Mr Robinson said it would "be a difficult ask for Her Majesty and a significant step for republicans".