Sentence examples for is deeply difficult from inspiring English sources
"Getting information out of Yemen is deeply difficult these days; the war has sharpened divides, meaning that even when one gets information, it's often filtered through the biases of interlocutors," Adam Baron, a former foreign correspondent in Yemen, told The WorldPost.
But there are deeply difficult problems in deciding what should be the official and public attitude to the past.
It is in this vein that I tackle a subject that is very difficult for me one that is deeply personal, emotional, and difficult to deal with but one that mainstream media has declared the cause célèbre this past month: the tragic suicides of gay, lesbian, bisexual, transgender, queer, and/or questioning youth.
Unfortunately, the situation on the ground is deeply misunderstood, making it very difficult to receive support from international communities.
The presumption of competence and integrity that attaches to government forensic analysts is deeply ingrained, and it's difficult to envision a regime in which judges and jurors regularly give them the skeptical treatment that our system, properly understood, demands.
In Greece, as he pointed out, radical reform seems as intractably difficult as it is deeply and widely understood as necessary.
However, oxygen-sensitive needle electrodes can only to a certain extent be used, as some primary tumours are deeply seated, difficult to reach and close to critical anatomic structures.
Social or religious inequality is deeply ingrained in some cultures and thus difficult to overcome (see caste).
This difficult for western executives to interpret, yet it is deeply ingrained in Chinese culture.
(Ben is deeply insecure).
