Sentence examples for far too difficult from inspiring English sources

They're far too difficult to find.

They find it far too challenging, far too difficult".

It is "of wooden frame unheated, not permanently waterproof, and far too difficult to maintain".

Nicklaus joked after his round that the course was far too difficult for him.

True enough, but for the Yankees, it often seems far too difficult.

It is far too difficult for new Chinese ideas to move from the laboratory to the marketplace.

But many followers of the pharmaceutical industry are still finding it far too difficult to follow the money.

Trying to explain the two-day event is far too difficult — this year it spanned everything from bonsai to Babbage.

But union leaders said Wednesday that it remained far too difficult to unionize workers in the private sector.

The decision is a reminder that some of Washington's worst big-money practices remain either legal or far too difficult to prosecute.

Many labour markets also need an overhaul, especially in southern Europe, where it is still far too difficult to adjust wages or fire permanent workers.