Sentence examples for extremely difficult to try from inspiring English sources
"It's certainly made it extremely difficult to try and incorporate green and sustainability standards," he says.
It can restrain a person who poses a violent risk to public safety, but it is extremely expensive and difficult to try to make it do anything else.
Mr. Mazzocchi complained that it was extremely difficult to unionize workers because trying to do so caused many employers to threaten to close their plants or move overseas.
It is a substance that has proved extremely difficult to detect, but baseball will now try, moving ahead of other leagues like the N.F.L. There, the players have backed away from the H.G.H. test, raising various reservations.
And it's extremely difficult to deal with, particularly if you're trying to get pregnant.
Anastasia Uspenskaya, BBC Russian Service, on Radio 4: "There is a lot of interest in Russia, of course... almost all of the Russian media says London was in a very unlucky situation because it had the Olympics straight after Beijing - so it was an extremely difficult task to try and beat the Beijing ceremony and actually they didn't succeed.
"If local people fear for their lives and are motivated to try to hunt and kill crocodiles, it's extremely difficult to do any conservation," says Staniewicz.
I understand he is a sea creature trying to survive on land, which makes it extremely difficult to function, but the meth isn't helping.
It is extremely difficult to make sense of the conflict between Israel and Palestine, but this limited series doesn't try to do that.
