Sentence examples for difficult but possible from inspiring English sources
At the moment, achieving a peaceful transition seems difficult, but possible.
But most believed it would be "difficult but possible" or "somewhat challenging" to do so in this economic climate.
It is difficult, but possible – and in a situation in which people are dying of starvation, needs to be on the table as an option.
As global efforts to combat climate change reveal, it is difficult, but possible, to achieve international consensus and implement measures to address issues that affect us all.
The German Bundesbank all but admitted as much on Wednesday when it said in a report that Greece's exit would be difficult, but possible "with careful crisis management".
"Our path back to profitability and to standalone strength will be difficult but entirely possible".
This independent mindset is helped by the cheap production and distribution technologies now common in the industry: "Being a black film-maker in Britain is incredibly difficult, but still possible," says Bandele, who moved to London from Nigeria in 1990.
A comprehensive nuclear agreement with Iran will be difficult, but still possible, to achieve by the 24 November negotiating deadline, a senior US official said ahead of the final scheduled week of talks in Vienna.
According to the National Academy of Sciences (U.S. NAS 2006), a successful attack on a spent-fuel storage facility would be difficult but is possible.
Two of the most remarkable case studies which acknowledge that change in the organizational culture is difficult but yet possible are the Deloitte & Touche case studies by the Harvard Business Schoola.
