Sentence examples for incredible difficulty from inspiring English sources

"I'm taking over an office at a time of such incredible difficulty, and I'm incredibly proud and curious and glad that I'm going to be a part of figuring out how to make this better".

(The term comes from the incredible difficulty of fishing in clear water, which leads to the desire for gin).

Of course, she's strong and she's smart and all of those things, but she's also had incredible difficulty and sadness and anger.

My international peers at my university already face incredible difficulty trying to gain visas to stay in the UK, whether they have a British partner or not.

Today it seems they play an even more important role because of the intensity of the competition and the incredible difficulty in the skaters' programs, with triple and quad jumps everywhere.

Cameron, whose son Ivan had cerebral palsy and severe epilepsy and died in 2009 aged six, said: "I have every sympathy with the incredible difficulty that families have with bringing up disabled children.

"I think people greatly underestimate the incredible difficulties involved.

"Uncertainty in the estate tax law has caused incredible difficulties for Arkansas's farmers, ranchers and small businesses," she said.

The Ebola crisis has posed incredible difficulties for health workers in west Africa – imagine how difficult it would be to deal with an outbreak where trust was absent at the outset.

"Unless Republicans change the way they address this issue, the party's going to have incredible difficulties putting together the diverse coalitions needed to win a national race," he said.

Climbing in alpine style meant accepting failures: apart from Shivling, she retreated from the west face of Kunyang Chhish in Pakistan's Karakoram, and that same summer of 2009, turned back on the east face of Gauri Sankar in Nepal, having already overcome incredible difficulties, only 150 metres below the summit, stymied by a difficult section of rock climbing.