Sentence examples for difficult to do well from inspiring English sources
It is because it is appallingly difficult to do well.
Compiling data and mapping sites accurately are both difficult to do well.
War reporting is easy to do, but difficult to do well.
"But a natural look is one of the most difficult to do well".
Penn's moonlighting shows a kind of contempt for journalism, which turns out to be rather difficult to do well.
"It's a life-changing event, and it's very difficult to do well in, but you're looked after".
It's a really difficult job to do well".
Human interaction is likely to prove the most difficult thing to do well, argues Mr Nail, "since we haven't had a lot of robots interacting with consumers".
Moving into recruiting and career services is a natural extension, but it can be a difficult thing to do well (and create real value), especially without stirring up privacy concerns.
It is an EXTREMELY difficult job to do well all the time.
– Lao-Tzu (604 531 BC) Biomedical science is a difficult thing to do well, and within the field, the Aβ system is particularly problematic and vexing.
