Sentence examples for it immensely difficult from inspiring English sources

After all the dollars and debates, after all the ads and adjectives, the country still found it immensely difficult to make up its mind.

The Crowleys were lucky to be able to afford nursing, but other families find it immensely difficult.

Ben and Farrah have found it immensely difficult to get reliable information from the V.A. about what benefits they can count on.

Not least of Greenpeace concerns is that a major oil spill under the ice of the Arctic Ocean would be a true environmental disaster, with the extreme conditions making it immensely difficult to deal with.

Not least of the Greenpeace concerns is that a major oil spill under the ice of the Arctic Ocean would be a true environmental disaster, with the extreme conditions making it immensely difficult to deal with – even more so than with BP's catastrophic Deepwater Horizon spill in the Gulf of Mexico two years ago.

"There are far too many examples around where teams have been relegated from the Championship and found it immensely difficult to go back up as they have had to adjust to a completely different financial model," he told BBC Sport.

"It is immensely difficult (making the top four)," he added.

IT IS immensely difficult to write a book for children, and even harder to sell one.

"It is immensely difficult to prosecute these kinds of cases," Mr. Olalia said.

Even with the reduced instrumentation, it remains immensely difficult to sing, taking Paul Groves near his limits on occasion.

Indeed, the very notion of such verifying experiences is extremely elusive, if only because it is immensely difficult, if not impossible, to draw a coherent boundary between the way an experience is conceived or characterized and the theory an experience is supposed to confirm.