Sentence examples for is characteristically difficult from inspiring English sources

In adulthood, the course of AN is frequently chronic, and is characteristically difficult to treat.

If your boss is characteristically difficult to handle, not just for you but for others, then the likelihood of him changing is minimal.

Communicating with Iran has been characteristically difficult.

Southgate is characteristically frank about his own "difficult experience" managing Middlesbrough, accepting he was promoted too soon, by the owner, Steve Gibson, who had hugely admired Southgate's contribution as a player, particularly his encouragement of youngsters.

Native renal tissue can be difficult to identify and is characteristically stretched around the periphery of the tumour.

Scabies is characteristically a disease of wartime, for living standards then drop, washing may be difficult, and people may be crowded together.

Ellis is characteristically calm.

Church is characteristically undeterred.

Steele is characteristically optimistic.

My colleague is characteristically generous.

Her answer is characteristically clear.