Sentence examples for it extremely difficult to give from inspiring English sources

Sometimes, dual citizenship is understandable – countries like Iran and Cuba make it extremely difficult to give up their citizenship, even if their nationals become citizens of another country (like the U.S.).

Unfortunately, it is extremely difficult to give a clear-cut answer to this dilemma.

First, it is extremely difficult to give negative feedback to entrepreneurs without triggering a defensive reaction.

It would be extremely difficult to give the same things to a male lead.

It is therefore extremely difficult to give (informative) necessary and sufficient conditions for either science or religion.

However, I realized that it would be extremely difficult to give direct aid to every mosquito clinic.

"Cigarette smoking is specifically a choice made by children that results in addiction in adulthood, that is extremely difficult to give up," he said.

During the engagement, Monitors turret began to malfunction, making it extremely difficult to turn and stop at a given position, so the crew simply let the turret continuously turn and fired their guns "on the fly" as they bore on Virginia.

Given the lack of trust between the two sides, it will be extremely difficult to persuade either to give up their weapons, and the peace deal does nothing to address this, since the FDLR was excluded from the Goma negotiating process.* It is not clear what will happen to General Nkunda himself.

The proposed overhaul aimed at establishing a new uniform EU asylum and refugee regime, which will be extremely difficult to achieve given national sensitivities and the prominence of immigration issues in national politics across Europe, is unlikely to affect Britain.

The officials said that the truthfulness of reports about Iraqi leaders was extremely difficult to assess given the chaos inside Iraq, but they expressed doubt that Mr. Hussein had been at the mosque.