Sentence examples for horribly difficult from inspiring English sources

Yes, yes, North Korea is both horrible and horribly difficult.

It was so horribly difficult.

This technical issue is proving horribly difficult to unravel.

It is a horribly difficult situation, getting more intractable by the day.

"Blacks displaced by Katrina, these people are going to be horribly difficult to reach".

"We have had members get in touch who find the job horribly difficult to do.

The fight against ISIS is horribly complicated and difficult; even the right strategy won't achieve decisive results anytime soon.

But now, when they could have reasonably hoped for greater freedom under President Muhammad Khatami, their lives are not only difficult but horribly at risk.In the past few weeks, three writers who fought for freedom of expression have been kidnapped and killed in Tehran.

This is going to sound horribly mawkish, but it is difficult if you are gay; it can be the most miserable time in your life.

But he had been horribly wounded, and suffered a difficult convalescence that largely cut him off from his contacts in Parisian painting.

To see one of the world's great batsmen (and he remains that despite a difficult summer) so horribly out of nick, so miserably unable to cope with the conditions, was a sorry sight and a huge frustration.