Sentence examples for is truly difficult from inspiring English sources

115, 1211 (1979) (issue is "truly difficult to resolve under conventional theories of confrontation").

What is truly difficult is to reorganise all the internal processes.

When analysed properly, there isn't much that is truly difficult about the proverbial "complex fraud trial".

Once you eliminate the obstacle of vocabulary, it is death, not language, that is truly difficult to parse.

"The juxtaposition between an independent expenditure committee and public financing is truly difficult to explain," Mr. Cuomo said.

But judging singers in their 20s is truly difficult, especially with so much at stake for the finalists, including a $15,000 cash prize for each winner.

"If I have done it, it is possible, but it will be truly difficult.

A small percentage of field patients were "truly difficult" and required advanced resources in the ED to facilitate airway management.

It's truly difficult to make the cut: Washington and Oregon's young wineries barely creep into auction catalogs.

In any organization or division many colleagues do good work, but only so many would be truly difficult to replace.

Ulsan has fallen out of contention for the title — with such a domestic schedule it would be truly difficult not to do so — but it has not been championship threat since winning in 2005.