Sentence examples for difficult endeavour from inspiring English sources

Building a community is a difficult endeavour even under perfect conditions, and changing the way a community works once it has been established is even more difficult.

It's a difficult endeavour to successfully pull off, though; considering how past attempts like Cowboys vs Aliens, Jonah Hex, and A Million Ways to Die in the West have fared.

Confirmation theory has proven a rather difficult endeavour.

The design of parallel architectures in particular is a complex and difficult endeavour that makes modelling and simulation essential tools.

While nowadays a profound selection of sampling techniques, molecular topologies and theoretical approaches is available, the analysis of actual simulation data remains a difficult endeavour.

However, bringing cherry blossoms to the nation's capital proved to be a difficult endeavour.

Therefore, it will probably be one of the most difficult research endeavours to mimic their forms completely.

"This has made evaluating the agreement a difficult and deliberate endeavour, and after deep study, careful thought and considerable soul-searching, I have decided I must oppose the agreement and will vote yes on a motion of disapproval".

Because of the lights, I knew it would be difficult to see Endeavour as it approached the runway.

Detailed experimental estimates of the various direct and indirect costs and benefits that integrate to determine net fitness will therefore remain a difficult yet important endeavour in sexual selection research.

But he admitted: "Setting up a bank in the UK is a complicated, difficult and capital-intensive endeavour".