Sentence examples for difficult not to mention from inspiring English sources

To me, it looked awfully difficult, not to mention high.

"This will make decommissioning expensive and difficult, not to mention the recovery and movement of nuclear waste to higher ground".

It's difficult not to mention it with [the first-team coach and former England winger] John Salako in the room.

The reason perhaps: the rugged, mountainous terrain makes it difficult, not to mention unwise, to navigate the island quickly.

But the task of detecting those who have been subjected to it is an extremely difficult, not to mention uncomfortable, one.

Unlike many European countries, Britain has no formal identity-card system, so checking the residency rights of patients will be difficult, not to mention unpalatable.

Driving over sastrugi (hard, wind-sculpted snow banks), deep snow, and ice makes for difficult work – not to mention the constant concern for hidden crevasses that can swallow a truck and its passengers, leaving them a hundred feet down.

(I suspect this has a lot to do with the straightforward way Blume that approaches difficult subjects, not to mention her gift for realistic dialogue and her palpable compassion for both her characters and her readers).

Cartels in which pacts among companies are formally agreed are notoriously difficult to sustain, not to mention illegal in most instances.

Since her work demands constant travel, the injection schedule was difficult to maintain, not to mention uncomfortable, but this spring she is glad she stuck with it.

The strength of "Parks and Recreation" has always been its openness to emotion, but an honest version of that might be able to incorporate more difficult feelings, too (not to mention Tom's inevitable divorce!).