Sentence examples for it overly difficult from inspiring English sources
It started when co-founder Jean Brownhill Lauer, even with experience in architecture and design, found it overly difficult to find the right contractors for her renovation project.
It remains to be seen whether this will dilute the value of any RIM app store by making it overly difficult to locate the apps you want for your Blackberry.
Advocates charged that Florida's online-only filing system made it overly difficult for the unemployed to receive benefits.
Study after study finds that skilled immigrants benefit their new economy, yet many countries, including the US and UK, make it overly difficult for skilled workers to enter.
Bloggers don't typically include loads of media in their posts because it can be distracting – not because it is overly difficult to find an appropriate photo or upload a YouTube video.
It seemed overly difficult, leading Andersen to double down on 2D for his game.
This overlooks the fact that while capital may be abundant in the Valley, New York City, and Cambridge, there's a shortage of capital for promising startups almost everywhere else, especially if you are not a white male (it's overly difficult for an African American founder, for example, to get enough financing to build a minimum viable product).
But on a day-to-day level, it's not overly difficult".
While that challenge seemed overly difficult, it gave Benenson an idea: "maybe instead I could translate a whole book into Emoji".
As long as each remains convinced that no alternative to co-operation exists within the EU, and that European co-operation remains a priority for both, it should not be overly difficult to restore their leadership.
