Sentence examples for difficult delivering from inspiring English sources

I had underestimated how difficult delivering the worst news in the world to someone would be.

In the past, it was extremely difficult delivering a high radiation dose to the tumour while limiting the dose to an organ at risk just a few millimetres away.

White House aides said that Mr. Bush had a difficult time delivering the speech, and toward the end nearly broke down.

For the next couple of weeks, inventory will be a problem, he said, adding that manufacturers might have a difficult time delivering cars to dealers.

For example, when the researchers made the task difficult by delivering a barely detectable vibration, monkeys reported catching the vibe only some of the time.

Ensuring the health of a population is more difficult than delivering health care to an individual.

Even if a political settlement is agreed, which will be hard, it may be difficult to deliver it, says the BBC's David Loyn.

'That makes the stuff difficult to deliver.

They made it unbelievably difficult to deliver it.

Of course, this will be fiendishly difficult to deliver.

Promises to cut immigration are difficult to deliver while Britain is a member of the EU.