Sentence examples for giant difficulty from inspiring English sources
The phrase "giant difficulty" is not commonly used in written English, but it is grammatically correct.
You can use it to describe a significant or overwhelming challenge or obstacle in various contexts, such as personal struggles or project-related issues. Example: "The team faced a giant difficulty when trying to meet the project deadline due to unforeseen circumstances."
Fans will lap up the intense dogfighting, but the limits of the genre are there to see, with escort missions proving particularly galling and giant difficulty spikes leading to frustration.
Although Google's self-driving cars have been a technological success the search-giant has had difficulty finding a method of getting the vehicles into mainstream use.
Stand-out track "Thinking About You" was a first-love memoir whose object is addressed as "boy", "Forrest Gump" expresses his adoration of a gentle giant with learning difficulties, and "Bad Religion" recounts an unrequited crush on a devoutly Muslim male taxi driver.
Al Jazeera also has yet to hire a president or a slate of vice presidents to run the channel on a day-to-day basis, which has spurred uncomfortable questions about whether earlier controversies involving the pan-Arab news giant are creating difficulties for the new channel.
One obstacle to genomic and molecular biology research on the giant panda is the difficulty of collecting samples.
The isolation of influenza virus in giant anteaters highlights the difficulty of influenza surveillance as the full spectrum of mammalian hosts for influenza virus remains unknown.
But any decision to keep Burress out of a game is separate from the difficulty the Giants have had finding another threat at receiver beyond Burress and Amani Toomer.
Other quarterbacks, like the former Giant Dave Brown, have also expressed difficulty about picking up Reeves's system.
Many arbitrageurs - and banks - are still shell-shocked from 2008 and 2009, when the financial crisis caused private equity firms to walk away from giant buyouts because of the difficulty of obtaining financing in closed credit markets.
The increasing cost, riskiness and difficulty of finding giant oil fields in ever more remote corners of the world makes a good case for the concentration of upstream assets.
The effort, code-named "Project Playground," is the second retrofitting of Disney.com in as many years, reflecting both the difficulty the media giant has encountered online and the whiplash-fast pace at which the medium is evolving.
