Sentence examples for difficult but doable from inspiring English sources

This is difficult but doable.

The nuclear issues alone are difficult, but doable.

Before Mr Panetta's announcement, General Allen's job looked difficult but doable.

Crickhowell is a difficult but doable 10-mile hike along the Beacons Way from Llanthony.

"Restoration of competitiveness and weighty fiscal consolidation in the absence of currency adjustment is difficult but doable," they said, "as long as politicians and the general public are willing to accept some upfront pain in return to longer-term gains".

In a speech in the east Midlands, the Conservative leader said the plans were "difficult but doable", arguing they amounted to a 1% reduction in government spending each year.

It's a difficult idea, but doable.

Considerably more difficult, but still doable.

It was well led by Pino Arlacchi, the Italian Mafia-buster, drew chiefs of state and narcotics specialists from every part of the world, and wound up with a plan to eliminate the growing of illegal heroin and cocaine in 10 years -- certainly difficult but certainly doable.

Difficult, but certainly doable.

Finding the right balance in so-called STEM toys is incredibly difficult but its doable and, as Tech Will Save Us have proved, these toys don't have to be too boring or too complex for the kids (and parents) who might buy them.