Sentence examples for horribly hard from inspiring English sources

It just turns out to be a horribly hard triumph to sustain.

Meeting the target will depend on getting a climate bill through Congress, and that will be horribly hard.

But Loveless said he associated the idea of having a single customer view with "big, monolithic, old school, relational databases, which are horribly hard to manage and incredibly expensive".

High on the wish-list of new weapons are unmanned carrier-strike aircraft and stealthy unmanned underwater vehicles that can creep close to enemy shores.To fund new weapons and technologies, Mr Carter will need help from Congress to reform military pensions and health care, axe legacy weapons (such as the A-10 tank-busting aircraft) and close unwanted bases: all horribly hard.

Still, he will now have to do it all over again against a Democrat in the run-up to November, and he is finding it horribly hard to raise money.This week the McCain campaign admitted that it will probably have to accept public funds for the November election.

The resulting cars were horribly hard to control and prone to crash.

Older-sibling maturity and toughness can be horribly hard-won.

I had signed up to find out the Meaning of Life and here I was staring at what looked horribly like hard sums.

Here is my real advice, however horribly cliched: work hard, do good, and light the fires of your own genuine curiosity.

But a class made up only of little Aarons and Abbotts could be horribly confusing.It would be hard, perhaps impossible, to stop alphabetism.

This trilogy of TV films about the murders and their aftermath states that it's a work of fiction, but it feels horribly naturalistic, offering up hard truths about the institutional forces that can incubate extremism.