Sentence examples for difficult to invent from inspiring English sources

A very simple coat of arms would not be difficult to invent.

It's difficult to invent a meaningful number of plausible enemies with different reasons for wanting the same person dead.

It would be difficult to invent a character like Madoff, who so triumphantly rolled together Catch 22's Milo Mindbender and Ben Jonson's Alchemist with a sort of portmanteau Nigerian email scam artist.

I think I would be able to invent it today, but if we lose Net neutrality, then imagine a world in which it's much more difficult to invent the Web.

It's difficult to invent a new trick from scratch, although with enough experience you'll start to get some ideas.

It's very difficult for an artist to invent something new every morning".

When he was legitimately sick, he actually felt good, because it was difficult and tiring to have to invent diseases but when he actually had something, he was relaxed".

Of course, there are many difficult issues over what it means to "invent" any complex technology.

"To connect people living in remote regions, traditional connectivity infrastructure is often difficult and inefficient, so we need to invent new technologies".

And for the past 40 years politicians have competed to invent new and more difficult hoops".

"I don't think you have to invent a very awkward, difficult transport method," Van Tilburg told LiveScience.