Sentence examples for immensely difficult to from inspiring English sources

The causes of the crisis are well known and immensely difficult to overcome.

The expression of nuance and feeling is immensely difficult to indicate directly.

IT IS immensely difficult to write a book for children, and even harder to sell one.

"It is immensely difficult to prosecute these kinds of cases," Mr. Olalia said.

Sex, it is always claimed, is immensely difficult to write about.

Were the entire competition played here, Sri Lanka would prove immensely difficult to beat.

Since inaugural addresses are by tradition high-toned, bipartisan affairs, this was an immensely difficult feat to bring off with grace.

The only hiccup when it came to the design was the use of reproductions rather than real antiques although, to be fair, it's immensely difficult and costly to decorate 188 rooms with antiques.

Faber's is an immensely difficult project, and to carry it off he returns to the self-conscious reforming zeal, the bracing ethical assurance, the heartbreaking generosity and the sly rhetorical tricks of the great Victorian novelists.

The point is this: how, in a world where it is immensely difficult for women to be taken seriously, and an actor-turned-director in particular, does an article written by a woman about what Angelina Jolie is wearing while "campaigning" for an Oscar even exist?

The number, similar to a social insurance number, would be immensely difficult for a civilian to find, the Star reports.