Sentence examples for difficult to make anything from inspiring English sources

In other words, it would have been difficult to make anything but great wine.

Even when you know what is supposed to happen, even when you know what your ultimate purpose is, it's extremely difficult to make anything happen.

Likewise, pushing molecules around one at a time using an STM is an exceedingly slow-and difficult-way to make anything.

But it is so very difficult these days to make anything spooky, especially on the small screen (even if in some households that screen is a 70-incher).

That is spoken by a man who is tired of how difficult it is to make anything understood, in any of these distinctions.

Looking at the raw data after scanning through gypsum plasterboard, it's difficult to make out anything other than a metal junction box, which is 4 inches wide and 2 inches thick.

"It was difficult to make Darcy into anything more than an unattractive-looking prig, and darling Greer seemed all wrong as Elizabeth… affected and silly," Olivier wrote in his autobiography.

As exciting as television's age of exploration continues to be, Amazon's fourth pilot season proves good TV, like good anything, is difficult to make — even for deep-pocketed online commerce companies with a clever marketing idea.

While much of this was obviously a deliberate effort at obstruction, the structures of the EU do make it difficult to get anything done and hold anyone accountable for what ultimately happens.

If you are fortunate enough--and I am fortunate enough--to be able to have the bandwidth to take it on, I don't have to have two jobs, I'm not struggling to put a roof over my head, I'm not struggling to get insurance, all of the challenges that make it difficult to do anything but survive, I've been very fortunate to have the resources in my life to not have those challenges.

The poor conditions make the profession a transient one, and the transience makes it difficult to do anything about the poor conditions.