Sentence examples for difficult of doing from inspiring English sources

Initially the traders made some profits, but the difficult of doing business was followed by diminishing returns.

Perhaps the most difficult part of doing this show for so long, he said, is seeing children come and go in the role of young Simba, the character with whom Mr. Wright shares the stage the most.

Generally, the sewing itself is not the difficult part of doing a prom dress.

He discusses the art of doing difficult negotiations during tough economic times.

He added that "unpopularity is the price of doing difficult but necessary things … There's no point in being a liberal if you're a cosy little herbivore".

You can also learn coping mechanisms, alternative methods of doing difficult tasks, and how to capitalize on your strengths.

And it's kind of difficult to do.

"Left alone, it's difficult to see the point of doing things you used to do together," he added.

And if you are not undocumented, it is difficult to appreciate the angst of doing so without a licence.

What is more difficult: devising good new ways of doing things or moving them up to a large scale?

It needs to reduce the number of brands it sells — which means closing down thousands of dealerships, which is difficult to do because of state laws that protect car dealers.