Sentence examples for difficult had from inspiring English sources

Of course, life might have been more difficult had I been higher up the political pecking order.

Her friend, who was heavyset and had problems with her knees that made walking difficult, had spent the night watching the children.

Mr. Paterson, who is proud of the way his parents raised him, said in an interview that his life would be no less difficult had he learned Braille because Braille has its limitations, too.

Mr. Massari said the idea of allowing a pause in military operations in areas "where the humanitarian situation is today particularly difficult" had been discussed at a meeting in Cairo attended by representatives of the United Nations, the European Union, the African Union and the Arab League.

Therefore, the null hypothesis that all the items were not equally difficult had to be rejected.

Therefore, the null hypothesis that all the items were difficult had to be retained and confirmed.

Difficult, having left, to return.

How difficult has it been?

It was difficult having those first conversations.

Short has become long and difficult has become very difficult.

Q How difficult has it been coordinating all the players?