Sentence examples for equally difficult for from inspiring English sources

Professional boxing has been equally difficult for female fighters.

And it has been equally difficult for our brethren on the other side".

There were other words equally difficult for him to understand, "to neck"; "to die in one's harness," etc.

In 2007, Augusta was rain-sodden, which kept the bombers in check; a year later, it was windswept, which made life equally difficult for everybody.

Equally difficult for the Lib Dems was the fact that Cameron returned from Brussels saying he had blocked the EU deal to protect the City of London.

The assignment of Jean Lemaire de Belges to a particular country is equally difficult, for he was a Walloon who wrote in French and traveled among various courts.

"It would've been difficult (to lose), but it was equally as difficult for Racing - they scored 47 points and didn't win a match away from home, playing fantastic rugby.

Guus Hiddink, though, has proved as an equally difficult manager for Wenger to overcome.

It is equally difficult, however, for the metaphysician to come up with more satisfactory answers of his own.

The profession might be portrayed as glamorous in fiction, but the image of the flashy barrister seems a million miles away after a difficult day in court, during which you were hounded by the judge and all your witnesses fell to pieces in the box, especially when you return to chambers only to find an equally difficult brief for the next day.

It's equally difficult to decide for which club the pressure is greater.