Sentence examples for how difficult a from inspiring English sources

It made it apparent how difficult a partnership this was.

"It also depends on how difficult a property is to sell".

His own occasionally uncertain response demonstrates how difficult a subject it remains.

"I'm not being Pollyannish about how difficult a presidential campaign is," he said.

That's an example of just how difficult a case can be".

We also had our annual reminder of how difficult a feat that is.

They had lied about their borrowing costs during the financial crisis, concealing how difficult a time they were having.

"Sometimes it's better playing courses with less knowledge, because you'll do things not realizing how difficult a shot is".

I might not agree with the decision, but I can see how difficult a choice lay before the editors.

"We all appreciate how difficult a decision this was for Congresswoman Maloney," Mr. Schumer said in a statement.

The data serve as a reminder of how difficult a task European leaders face as they try to shrink budget deficits in a weak economic environment.