Sentence examples for difficult means from inspiring English sources

And in this age of instant gratification, we don't want to teach our children that just because something is difficult means it's not worth pursuing.

But I'm even more grateful for the fact that having a parent that difficult means that you are constantly standing a little outside yourself, even as a child, watching what is going on.

However, the investor said, the fact that the overall stock market has been so difficult means there are few profit-making opportunities, and not so many on the horizon.

We considered asking what 40percentnt more difficult meant.

The absence of a clear null hypothesis may make the definition of comparator groups in a TES difficult (mean (SD) 7.4 (1.74)) and should therefore be stated where appropriate (see table 3 for details on method of data analysis).

I mean that was difficult I mean — [talking simultaneously] ' Charlie Rose: Well, he took the risk you talked about.

The word "difficult", however, means different things to different people, according to Marjorie Bayliss.

The support through difficult times means so much to someone whose life is in limbo.

In economies in which this approach is administratively difficult, other means of stabilization have been tried.

Janis Sharp (Opinion, 17 September) writes "support through difficult times means so much to someone whose life is in limbo.

And if it's not difficult, it means that we're not actually doing the right thing.