Sentence examples for difficult thing to take from inspiring English sources

That was just a joy because he threw himself into a very difficult part, a difficult thing to take on.

"When Bradley broke his collarbone in the 2011 Tour, that was quite a difficult thing to take on because the team swapped from trying to get a result in the race to getting stage results, whereas here we still feel we are competitive".

Medicine is a difficult thing to learn.

"The most difficult thing to do was take off the one day a month I've taken off," he said.

It's a very difficult thing to do: it takes a lot of moral courage to actually go to somebody's country and give them a blasting for their policies.

Fear is a difficult thing to overcome, it takes time, introspection and work to face your fears and reduce them to a realistic level.

Trust is a difficult thing to re-learn, so take your time.

It wasn't a difficult thing to do; it just took a little thought and planning.

(This is a VERY difficult thing to do, it sometimes takes professionals months to do this kind of stuff).

He added: "But it's a difficult thing to swallow that it's taken a crisis to get to this point.

While this is a very, very difficult thing to do, typically, a healthcare system that can take care of cancer, can take care of almost any disease.