Sentence examples for enormously difficult times from inspiring English sources

But we have some enormously difficult times now.

I know founders trying to solve cancer, improve medical records, develop next-generation databases, and invent new 3D-printing tools who have had an enormously difficult time finding backers for their startups.

"Our psyches have an enormously difficult time differentiating between real and staged violence, even if no contact is made.

Schools have an enormously hard time pushing through the deficiencies with which many children arrive.

All three measures would be enormously difficult — many say impossible — but crises are opportune times for these important, basic reforms.

Theatre has always been enormously resilient and nimble, toughing it out in difficult times in the belief that the show must go on.

When I have gone through emotionally difficult times, the comforting consistency of the work has helped me enormously, and I get to cry and to slap and kiss people, which is very cathartic.

That's enormously difficult.

"It's an enormously difficult transition," he said.

It was enormously difficult to put up the walkway.

"This makes it enormously difficult for local newspapers to compete.