Sentence examples for is still proving difficult from inspiring English sources

That was a task that proved too much for Zidane last season and is still proving difficult this season.

The wind limits imposed after the death of British crewman Andrew Simpson are still proving difficult for an event that aimed to eliminate postponements, meet television schedules, and started with the aim of being able to compete in anything from three to 33 knots.

Though a semblance of normality has returned to the Central African Republic's capital city of Bangui taxis prowl the streets and many markets have re-opened reconciliation between Muslims and Chre-opened reconciliationg extremely difficult.

Although a much-needed win over QPR on Sunday will have boosted confidence at Liverpool, Brendan Rodgers' first season in charge of Liverpool is still proving to be a difficult task.

Yet making a robot that can easily navigate across a room, or a busy street, is still proving to be extremely difficult.

Universal access to primary schools is a key millennium development goal, still proving difficult to deliver in low-income countries.

With films from this era, it's always a surprise to see how they managed to sneak in controversial elements but there's plenty here that would still prove difficult to get on the screen today, particularly the scenes involving interracial romance.

This is particularly useful for membrane proteins, such as G protein-coupled receptors (GPCRs), that still prove difficult to crystallize.

Marcus Dixon, head of research at property data service LonRes, says the very peak of the London prime property market was still selling well but it was proving difficult to sell expensive and well-appointed apartments in big towers.

Rogers thinks that this might change one day, but at the moment it is still difficult to "prove categorically that there is indeed no interference – so airlines tend to err on the side of caution and be conservative".

Still owed $56 million over the next three years, he is proving difficult to impossible to trade.