Sentence examples for historically difficult from inspiring English sources

"I happened to catch a window that was historically difficult," he said.

Anguished Republicans might console themselves too with the idea that incumbent presidents are historically difficult to dislodge.

PC, PS4, Xbox One (£59.99) It has been historically difficult to port MMOs to consoles due to the range and depth of inputs required to play them properly.

"Nothing has changed relative to the G.M. board's support for the G.M. management team during this historically difficult economic period for the U.S. auto industry," he said.

It is a country with historically difficult problems, he said, and the American support to the African peacekeepers has helped beat back the Shabab's forces.

And anyway, who wouldn't want to have afternoon tea with Josiah Bartlet and talk about the historically difficult shoot of "Apocalypse Now"?

Clippers point guard Chris Paul reportedly is pushing hard for the deal as a condition of his re-signing with the team, moving the historically difficult-to-deal-with Clippers owner Donald Sterling to the background.

Yet, it historically plays difficult, with Kaye and Rollins tying at 13 under par last year.

"This will propel a step-change in knowledge and technology, which will facilitate exploration by private companies in areas that have historically been difficult to explore".

While the UK is a world leader in areas such as engineering design and aerospace, it's historically been difficult to get new ideas to market.

Questions involving racially charged episodes have historically proved difficult to poll, particularly when it comes to asking white voters about black candidates.