The phrase "full of difficulty" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use this phrase to describe a situation or task that requires a lot of work or has a lot of challenges. For example, "The project was full of difficulty, but our team worked hard and was able to complete it successfully."
There were two realms: the one outside, which was full of difficulty, unkindness and uncertainty; and the one that was ours - safe, bright and effortless.
I wonder how many reading these words have sat in a gathering of people not a few of whom have received death threats because they think for themselves, and who have chosen a path not only personally dangerous but full of difficulty in relation to their families and communities – and who have done so because of reflectively chosen principle.
In his mind, he was fighting all poverty all the time, an endeavor full of difficulties and inevitable failures.
Though she acknowledges that "his was no happy life, full of difficulties of every kind", the queen does not seem to consider that this unhappiness might have broken this young boy, might have sent him spiralling into ugly, impolite anger.
'Awshan prefaces his "Epistle" with a note claiming that, after the publication of the most-wanted list, "some of my brothers and friends scolded me, wishing that I had not gone down this road the road of jihad and struggle against unbelievers since it is full of difficulties".
I am about to undertake a task full of difficulties, and from this moment on I beg of you to help me with your prayers so I can translate this work into French with the same spirit with which it was composed".
'Awshan prefaces his "Epistle" with a note claiming that, after the publication of the most-wanted list, "some of my brothers and friends scolded me, wishing that I had not gone down this road — the road of jihad and struggle against unbelievers — since it is full of difficulties".
Highlands and Islands Enterprise, an economic development agency, says it is helping 30 other groups with bright ideas.Yet Mr Dewar's scheme is full of difficulties: who decides, for instance, that a landowner is bad, rather than just not very good?
Without a doubt, science is challenging; the years involved in the completion of a PhD are full of difficulties.
But even in the best hands, the proposal turns out to be very problematic and full of difficulties nobody seems to know how to straighten out.
What must be achieved is the basic transformation of this country, so brave, so alive, but also so full of difficulties and suffering.
