Sentence examples for difficult everywhere from inspiring English sources

This is difficult everywhere.

Migrating for a permanent job is difficult everywhere.

"Each year it gets more difficult everywhere to build new stadiums," Selig said recently of the Expos' plight.

Contempt for mainstream politics is possibly a global, certainly OECD constant nowadays, and makes the work of challenging the establishment difficult everywhere.

Translating that idea into policies that change state and local bureaucracies, however, has proven to be difficult everywhere, as it will probably be in Connecticut.

Farming is difficult everywhere, but few places have the additional challenges of land seizures, illegal settlements, difficulty of movement and farmers losing land or being unable to access land due to the separation barrier.

From Edward Weston to Manuel Alvarez Bravo (who died on Monday at 100), from Paul Strand to Diane Arbus, Aperture was the champion and publisher of difficult photographers everywhere.

France has been rocked by strikes and protest marches over President Nicolas Sarkozy's plans to raise the legal retirement age from 60 to 62. Social Security reform is a difficult issue everywhere, and the brash and increasingly unpopular Mr. Sarkozy has not made much of an effort to woo union support.

"The fundamental problem continuing to cause both hunger and obesity is that it is difficult, almost everywhere in the world to access nutritious foods," said Gustafson.

In the real world, geographical equity in the deployment of health human resources has always been a difficult task everywhere.

Was it difficult hearing it everywhere?